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Brad Pitt’s indifferent response to his adopted son Pax Jolie’s near-fatal accident shocked the public: ‘I’ll address funeral expenses when he di3s,’ leading to criticism and doubts about the true motive behind the adoption.
Angelina Jolie is comforting her son Pax Jolie-Pitt as he remains hospitalized after suffering a head injury in a horrifying e-bike crash this week.
The 20-year-old was riding an electric bike in Los Angeles without a helmet when he crashed into the back of a vehicle on Monday night, as per TMZ.
A source told the outlet Tuesday that witnesses who lived nearby initially believed Pax had died in the crash as they discovered him lying lifeless on the ground.
It was not until paramedics arrived at the scene that Pax regained consciousness.
Angelina, 49, rushed to the hospital to be by her son’s beside, where he is currently in stable condition.
‘His friends are concerned about him. He’s being reckless. They’re worried,’ the source shared Tuesday.
Pax — who like several of his other siblings is estranged from his famous father — had reportedly been driving down Los Feliz Boulevard around 5 p.m., which put him on the regularly crowded street during rush hour traffic.
Following the latest round of children appearing to remove Pitt’s name from their own, it was reported that the oldest boys Pax and Maddox had not been using the hyphenated name in years, though it’s unknown if they have legally changed their names.
As Pax and his three oldest siblings are all over 18, they are not required to have regular visitation with Pitt, though his minor children Knox and Vivienne are.
In May, a source close to the Oscar winner told DailyMail.com that he hopes to ‘rekindle’ his relationship with his children, and they claimed their bond was ‘broken by the divorce.’
The source also accused Jolie of ensuring that their children had ‘limited involvement’ with their father.
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Source: USA Today
