Comments on: Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie & kids are in Berlin in a rented estate for 90 days

By: kelvin

kelvin — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 03:11:28 +0000

hola espero q te encuentres bien nada soy un fans tuyo me encantas y me encantan tus rikos labios,nada soy de puerto rico y nada te deseo lo mejor del mundo con tus hijos y tu familia,pues nada cdte mucho y q sigas haciendo muchas peliculas mas pa poder verte,algun dia espero conocerte en persona q me gustaria,pero nada cuida mucho tu familia y cdte a ti.bye,bye…muakissssssssss.

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By: Ann

Ann — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 12:21:41 +0000

They think they are so special….their love was special enough to hurt someone. They are special enough to think that they are all the kids need…well besides all the nannies. However, they need stability and roots. People aren’t just saying this to be mean,it is a proven fact. Maybe they can read some of these and wake up. Atleast one of them with the lesser ego.

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By: Mae

Mae — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 16:10:41 +0000

I agree with the comments post about the children having attachment issues. I didn’t grow up rich(just comfortable), but I was adopted and you automatically have attachment issues to some degree. I think Brad and Angelina have huge ego and won’t understand that. Being moved around alot like they do will have lasting consequences. Sorry to say, it has for me. I’m so jealousy of friends who have these true blue friendships. Memories of crashing their bikes, neighborhood pumkin carving contest…I just have random memories with random people. I also had a large family and that doesn’t cut it. I hope they start thinking about the kids first. They have enough money to have huge roots planted. Fame is so controlling.

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By: prosperity minded

prosperity minded — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 05:22:05 +0000

Jealous & bitter… that’s all I can say about you people posting here.
You are so pathetically poverty minded, it’s really sad. Btw… the 10 cars come with the rented house. People in the public eye require more staff, and the children will do better with more attention, again… Jealous & bitter.

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By: stellapurdy

stellapurdy — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 20:57:53 +0000

WTF is up with these transients for crissakes?

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By: KERRI

KERRI — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 16:55:40 +0000

CB: Drop in to borrow a cup of sugar, or better yet, bring a cake with a “Welcome to the Neighborhood” speech, then pull out your camera and snap everything in sight before the bodyguards drag you out screaming!

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By: Kaiser

Kaiser — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 14:02:13 +0000

Aww…AE gave me a shout-out! Thanks!

How can we hook The Brange for an exclusive? The answer’s obvious – we promise them that we’ll be Empress Zahara’s Most Loyal Subjects forever. Dur.

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By: geronimo

geronimo — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 07:19:29 +0000

Fantastic idea, AE! What’s to lose? What about an exclusive Q&A session with Queen Zee?

Breederina, think you’ve said perfectly all that needs to be said about ‘excess’ here.

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By: breederina

breederina — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 06:47:25 +0000

I’m sure when Brad signed on to do this film it was in his contract that he would need such and such accommodations for his family etc. The production company then usually goes over board to keep the talent happy. Years ago I was on location for four months with a “big “star” whose wife was pregnant at the time. His people had requested certain things for him and his family and the producers gave 110% more. For example the actor didn’t request a private chef for his rented location estate but he got one, and several cars with a driver for each one. Also, a helicopter or plane,( can’t remember which), on standby in case the wife went into early labor. I can’t imagine things have changed that much.

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By: Ethan

Ethan — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 05:51:27 +0000

I just feel sorry for the children.

I once knew a boy who used to move to a new city every 2-3 years.

But these kids are moving every 3 months, and not to a new city, but rather a new country.

They are stuck in huge mansions or fancy hotels, don’t get to go to school and have friends and if they do try to get a grip of where they are- they would discover they are facing a different language, culture, and then they are off to a new country again.

All the money in the world can’t buy you stability, friends and a sense of a home.

I don’t understand the parents.

Didn’t they adopt all these children in the past 2 years, to give them a HOME?

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