Shiloh Jolie-Pitt 'Fears' For Mom Angelina Jolie As Social Life Ramps Up — Actress Has 'Done A Total 180': Source
Angelina Jolie’s love — and social — life has experienced a resurgence as of late, but not all of her loved ones are thrilled.
As OK! previously reported, Jolie sparked speculation that she was being romanced by The Weeknd when the two were snapped leaving Giorgio Baldi in Los Angeles. Two weeks later, the humanitarian, 46, also attended Mustafa the Poet’s private concert, where the 31-year-old was also in attendance.
Prior to that, Jolie was snapped leaving ex-husband Johnny Miller’s New York City apartment with a bottle of wind in hand.
“The kids are used to having Angie around all the time, so for her to be going out at night all of a sudden hasn’t been an easy adjustment,” the insider tells OK!.
According to the source, Shiloh has especially found it difficult watching her mother live life on her own terms. “Shiloh is very sensitive, and she fears her mom is partying too hard,” says the insider. “It’s starting to feel like Angie is the teenager and Shiloh is the parent, and it’s troubling for her.
“Shiloh doesn’t have a problem with her mom getting out and enjoying herself, but Angie’s transformation has been really dramatic. It’s like she’s done a total 180!”
“That’s not the Angie that Shiloh knows,” the insider adds.
Jolie’s meet-ups with The Weeknd — real name: Abel Tesfaye — and Miller aren’t the only times she’s been spotted out and about. In April, Diplo shared a photo on his Instagram Story of the Those Who Wish Me Dead actress hanging out at the same barbecue.
Though Jolie remains a committed mother — she’s previously noted that her six children are “the best friends I’ve ever had” — she’s going to make sure she lives life to the fullest now that she, as the source says, “finally feels like she’s healed from her divorce from Brad.”
“For years, she lived like a virtual recluse and turned down so many dates and fun nights out, she lost count,” adds the source. Still, “Angelina’s sensitive to her kids’ feelings, and will conduct herself with as much tact and diplomacy as possible.”
