I'm sure you're only saying that because she's attending a HSBC (Historically Black College) and her son's attending school in South Korea. However if she was trying to keep her daughter connected to her "original" roots she would be attending a college in Ethiopia, where's she's originally from and not one in Georgia. The girl has no "orginal roots" here in America, especially no southern roots.

@@marinecorpswarrior915 Totally understand what you're saying but ultimately, her daughter chose this school and it would be inaccurate to say that being black in this country is not a unifier in and of itself. Also, HBCU is the acronym you were looking for.

@@marinecorpswarrior915 Where do think the term African-American comes ? I’ll wait….there is at the least some African heritage ( inc/ Ethiopian) in the selection of a HBCU!

@@marinecorpswarrior915 well written. I didn't know what to understand from that comment

@Kirsten A Omg!!! Right she’s black! They reaching 🤦🏾‍♀️

Absolutely

😭

She manipulated and uneducated a minor to thinking she was a gender shes not lmao Yeah shes great. Mentally abuse ur kids to have ur crazy hollywierd views.

IF SHE ACTUALLY LOVED HER KIDS she wouldnt be fighting their dad in court for like ten yrs terrible person a PARIAH IN HOLLYWOOD

@@SakuraMushroom PRO TIP: If you choose to correct someone’s grammar on KZfaq, make sure you use proper grammar. There should’ve been a period in between “mess” and “please.” And your last punctuation should’ve been a single period. 🤡

Her kids are her world… ♥️

@@marmalade0959 and every children should experience that

Like most mothers

How do you know? You do not live in her house,you only see what she portrays to the public she actually sold her ultrasound pictures for money pretty sick. And it's bad luck.because nobody is supposed to see into the unknown inside a uterus,it affects the babies soul.you will see.

@@sunmont1461 there is levels to this….crack heads want the best for their crack babies however every body ain’t able….Angelina kids are extremely blessed in a way every child is not blessed

My mom didn't even go with me. It was only 45 minutes away. 😁

You're totally a good mom. Not like me, my family keep asking when I can go to college and focusing on my studies. Seems like they are VERY EXCITED when I'M NOT AT HOME and THEY SAID, "You should be responsible in everything. Pay bills, part-time working while studying. We can't keep u under us all the time because u're already 20s." After that, they rewind their younger selfs what their struggles, what they did and more.

@@PearlRose0405 Sounds very toxic. And sadly, I can relate to that. However, as an adult now, you should WANT to leave your parents nest and become independent. What they shouldn’t be doing is pushing you that way. Especially not mentally. Make the moves that you need to, so that you don’t have to worry about that.

@@alexf9447 Thanks and I appreciate ur understanding. Yes, I wanna be an independent person but now is not the right time. They didn't let me heal after what they had been done to me and keep pushing me what normal young adults did and achieved. Now, I'm struggle so many things that required my focus, attentions, energy and times.

@@PearlRose0405sometimes it's not even financially possible to do things like move out while studying unless you want to stress yourself

@Creative Renewal it's been over 20 years 😑

She tried to destroy their father and, Shiloh wanted to move with her dad. Great mother.

@@sakunaru0 you sure? I read something completely different

She's a grand Mom, but then I think Brad a good Dad too. He should've been there with his daughter also, seeing her off to college

@@puurrrr - And?

And it helps to have her money

Strongly disagree. Angelina purposely kept her away from any meaningful black connections and cultural connections while growing up. Thats bad parenting. She wouldn't even let her mom speak to her, who was brutally raped, and begging to connect with her daughter. What does that tell you about the kind of person Angelina is?

Yes! She’s going to be a whole different person by senior year!

She doesn't even have to go to college. She is rich, set for life cause of her parents

@@tonysaldana7120 it's refreshing to see a celebrity child wanting to go to university and achieve something through hard work, rather than live off their parents and take selfies all day.

@Myerica123 You must be oversensitive and cry racism every time you can

@@jenniferwilliams65 if you know you know, if not oh well 🤷🏽‍♀️ we're tired of spelling this out for clear complected people lol

How do you know that ?

@@loveremy2928 exactly like are you the mother? What resource do you have?

Ensure*

@@quakbang she *is* the mother

@@juleswifey6003 😂 bro no this random ass channel is not the Maternal mother of Zahara, I have no clue where tf you're getting your info as well

Yes she's a great Mom

ok she's a fucking mess of a woman and a home wrecker

She is a beautiful mum incorporates her children s cultural needs into their lives she is a strong individual

proud mother who alienates their father...NOT a redeeming quality

A mom who doesn’t let her kids see their dad

Maddox isn't South Korean. He is Cambodian. Zahara is Ethiopian

Zahara is not Black American, she's Ethiopian born and she has always been taught about her culture and heritage. People making such comments do a great injustice to everyone to perpetuate the notion that skin colour determines culture and ethnicity. The basket of miscellaneous thing is fine for people whose African identities were lost in the trade, but to apply it to someone whose heritage is known is ethnically insensitive, don't try to erase her ethnicity.

@@bellepierre24 Zahra is black and American, what u on about 🤨

@@bellepierre24, It makes sense now why she is being linked to Abel Tesfaye of The Weeknd. Abel is Ethiopian too.

@@deed2157 Maddox is still a native of Asia, and he said that he always knew he wanted to study at a university in Asia. And although Zahara was born in Ethiopia she's still black,it's only natural that she would want to go to a HBCU! The bottom line is Angie let her kids go to college where they felt a connection,and she always allowed them the freedom to be who they are!

And that’s so precious

Well said

Race and culture are two different things.

@@AmandaFromWisconsin your name tells me you are not at all a POC. You speak of culture in its definitive manner. This is not what the original commenter is referencing. Stay out of black culture if you're not black. Plain and simple. Angelina can't teach her those things just how to be a great human which she's clearly already done. I wouldn't go to Ireland trying to distinguish the Irish culture from the Irish race of people. They do Irish traditions and what nots I'll never understand or be accustomed to because I'm not Irish and don't understand their culture. Stop getting fickle about the word black because you all love to debate at the sheer utter of that word. We're brown anyway.🙄

@@sherrelljulion176 what? You don’t think there are any black women named Amanda in Wisconsin? Look who’s now speaking in a definitive manner. From your comment I can tell u haven’t been out in the world much. Try to get outside ur bubble sometime.

Aww, God bless you both and keep her safe wherever she goes. I’m wondering how I’m going to handle it when my only child goes off too.

It ok, mama.

When I dropped my son off, a girl had just broken his heart and he was weeping all across 400 miles of upstate ny. Double whammy

🥹🥹🥹🥹💕💕💕

She! This is so touching. That closeness with our offspring is so real and great.! This is a time again some connection is cut. However, we are not far away no matter where in the world they go!

Race and culture are two different things.

@@AmandaFromWisconsin no one said anything about race…I’m pretty sure they choose their own colleges to attend to

Find their culture? Zahara's culture is American.

@@studyhardplayhard5086 American is not a culture. It's a nationality, a country with MANY different subcultures, smh.

@@sparklesp9304 Ok, I'll maybe give you that. But Zahara's culture is not going to be found at this college. Zahara was raised a very rich and entitled girl.

@@jessicamarie8299 No!!! You definitely don't know "ish" about Spelman College or ANYONE that graduated/attended there making the asinine comment calling them victims!!! Those ladies may be called smart, self assured, even arrogant by some but, victims? Never!!! They're to sharp for that!!! Only leaders!!! Ask Stacy Abrams!!!🤣😜😎

Wow!!! Good to know!!👍👍

@@jessicamarie8299 Are you WHITE?

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yes i so happy she allowing her to experience a hbcu!❤️

As an Indian I wonder about the American system.. why it’s that way.. in India families stay together for life, just that roles & responsibilities change.. but there’s always someone around to help & love.. it never gets lonely. But the nuclear family concept is increasing here too as culture gets more westernised.

Omg i never related to a comment that much in my life. Yea i know how that feels. You wish can you be a kid again and relive all the good moments over again 😭

@@globalcitizenn I truly believe the Govt designed it that way to weaken the family unit and people. To weaken us as a whole. We are stronger together. More productive and successful. It makes zero sense to me how we have bought in to that system here. It doesn't feel right to me. We need to start teaching our children differently. Make them aware of the outside agenda taking place and keep them close.

@@globalcitizenn i love the Indian culture. I’m American but understand you. I wonder why it’s becoming Americanized.., it’s wonderful to see how other cultures raise their children.

Be proud they are normal ppl who grow up, face the world on their own, and make lives for themselves. That's what healthy adults are supposed to do. Remember, your children are only yours on borrowed time.

The transition is really hard. We are hard wired to be there, 24 ,7. And suddenly weren't needed like that. HUGE ADJUSTMENT

Same with me,I just couldn't stay in my old apartment after my youngest son left, , I moved out within a couple of months to a wonderful small apartment, to the heart of a big city, just to get away from the memories in the old home and to start a new chapter in my life. It's the best thing to do when your last kid moves out; YOU move out too!

This is the best thing!

Curious how is she honoring their cultural backgrounds here? I like that she seems to be an active mom, but Zahara is culturally a wealthy American (top 1%), who happens to be of Ethiopian heritage , and apart of the black race. Her attending a Historically Black University where she shares a race (black) with the majority is going to be an experience for sure but I wouldn’t call it her culture. She shares her skin tone with them. Her experience is that of a rich person of African descent. We should love that she seems to be a good mother to her children and supports them during positive life changes. The other kid (i forget his name) is also culturally wealthy American (top 1%) , ethnically Vietnamese, racially/Asian. He went to a college in South Korea, which is not his native heritage. Korean is not Vietnamese. America is a nation of immigrants, please stop othering them.

Yea good for her. But i wouldn't necessarily be proud of someone who doesn't even know i exist

@@puurrrr especially a celebrities kid

A good mother would have had her father there too , I hope brad was invited

@@Kelstar77 lol tbh we do not know all the circumstances surrounding them. We should be careful about making assumptions when we have probably little insight or access into someones life, situation or even their hearts intention ...... Hence why i said she seems like a good mum based on appearance and from my little knowledge of her and her relationship with her children.

@@Kelstar77 ehhh no, her main complaint against him was that he was lazy and dirty and smoked weed all day. Great father figure he is! and he was abusive to their kids. None of the sons like him and are extremely protective over their mother. She did a great job of raising well-balanced kids who are spending time doing what they love. She did a great job all on her own, and those were her kids before Brad was even in the picture. Also you can tell she protected them from the Hollywood spoiled rich kid druggy culture as well. Super proud of her.

Like every other mother.

@@Kelstar77 a mother can’t force a deadbeat dad to do better. Only Brad can make those choices. Stop blaming women for men’s misgivings

here y'all go being toxic and throwing negativity into a beautiful situation. but thinking y'all are the ones full of love and light. just say she's a great mom and move on

There's actually many sites definitely NOT the only one.

How can a male be a mum????

@@RightWayUp ask your adopted mom? then

Yeah, too bad. Alcohol ruins a lot of good family. Brad Pitt and Ben Affleck once had good wives and beautiful families. Compared to other thirsty women in Hollywood, Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Garner are the models of not only good mothers but also successful women in their own line of works. But there are so much a family could handle when alcohol involved.

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Yeah segregation is so progressive 🙄

@@MsChitterchat lol this is the comment!! These libs are so hateful and they cover it up with “moral superiority” to act like it’s okay 😂

And Brad Pitt is your dad

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