Angelina Jolie’s timeless beauty at the age of 44 has left many in awe. In an interview, the 44-year-old actress shared her thoughts on aging now that she is in her forties:
“I look in the mirror and see my mother’s reflection, and it warms my heart. I see myself aging, and I love it because it means I am truly living and becoming wiser,” Angelina expressed.
Angelina Jolie recently celebrated her 44th birthday on June 4th. The upcoming year will mark her return to the big screen with “Maleficent 2” set to be released in October. The actress is also excited about various film projects, including “Those Who Wish Me Dead,” currently filming in New Mexico. After a prolonged and tense divorce process lasting nearly 3 years, Jolie has found peace and happiness in life with her 6 children.
After enduring many challenges and surgeries to prevent cancer, Angelina is becoming thinner and her beauty is fading somewhat. However, her alluring beauty with deep brown eyes and lush, sensual lips still captivates the hearts of many.
In everyday life, she is always simple and down-to-earth. However, when it comes to posing for fashion magazines, the actress of “Wanted” still exudes the classy beauty of a Hollywood A-lister from her expressions to her captivating demeanor. Angelina Jolie flaunts her bare back in a perfume advertisement.
“Of course, I don’t like having blemishes on my body after pregnancy. I acknowledge my flaws. But what I cherish is not my facial structure or physical appearance. I value the family image that I see when I look at my face, observing my age.”
Now a seductive woman, Angelina admits that in her “rebellious” youth, she was once so wild that she used markers to dye her hair.
“I used to be a tomboyish girl. My style was more like a rebel. Back then, I used bleach and colored my hair with markers.”
On the red carpet, Jolie always looks stunning, regardless of the wrinkles around her eyes.
Actresses often make thoughtful choices about clothing and accessories to enhance their slim figure and full bust.
Jolie looked stunning at the premiere of “Dumbo” in Los Angeles in March earlier this year.
Ms. Smith proudly shows off her bare back adorned with stunning tattoos.
Jolie transformed her style to elegant when she was invited to attend a royal event at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London last June. Her dress, hat, and gloves were all inspired by royal fashion.
When she was young, Angelina wasn’t interested in playing with makeup. But now, the actress enjoys watching her daughter Zahara play with makeup with her friends.
“I have a lot of makeup, especially for Z [Zahara]. She likes to experiment with different things. I remember she once had a friend over, and they wanted to play dress-up and asked me if I had any makeup. I gave them my makeup, but I only had red lipstick, black eyeliner, and mascara. My makeup collection is very boring. And we also have different skin tones. Now, I have to buy a backup makeup set for the kids if they want to play.”
When working as a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the American star usually opts for a light makeup look and dresses elegantly. She wore a button-down shirt and an A-line skirt to meet with United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres at the headquarters in Manhattan, New York.
Jolie attended another meeting at the United Nations headquarters in March of this year.
Unlike her sophisticated beauty in her younger days, Angie is becoming more graceful as she ages.
In her everyday life, the mother of 6 kids is very simple and humble. Jolie admits that her makeup collection is extremely basic, and she rarely puts on makeup when going out with her children.
Despite that, Hollywood celebrities still look beautiful and radiant. She is also loved by fans for her approachable and friendly style every time she meets them on the street.
The mother of 6 children also expresses her concerns about the pressure social media puts on young people:
“My children don’t use social media much. I hope they will learn to know what they like before others tell them what they should like or how they should be viewed. When I was young, my mother always told me: ‘Let me see your soul.’
Whenever I was upset about something, she would say: ‘Let me see your soul.’ That means ‘Let me see your feelings. Are you angry? Express it to me.’ I hope that’s how I will teach my children: Put their souls first, search for themselves, and recognize who they are.”
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