The latest revelation of Hollywood superstar Angelina Jolie has attracted a lot of attention. In a recent interview with Wall Street**, the 48-year-old actress announced a big decision - she plans to leave Hollywood and settle in Cambodia.
Jolie's marriage went through twists and turns, and in 2014 she married Brad Pitt, who is also a superstar in Hollywood, but their marriage lasted only two years. The divorce lawsuit has long affected her free life and travel plans, but now as the legal proceedings draw to a close, Jolie has decided to leave Hollywood quickly.
Julie grew up in a family of actors, her father was Oscar-winning Jon Voight, and her mother Margilyn Bertrand was also an actress. However, she said that she had never been impressed by the glamour of Hollywood, describing it as a place that lacked health and authenticity.
In a career review, Julie admits that she never expected to receive so much public attention or share so much of her personal life. The divorce case has had a profound impact on her and her six children, and she says it will take time for the family to recover from the divorce and challenges. Now, they are in a place where they can move forward and focus on the future.
Once the divorce is complete, Julie plans to move to Cambodia to start a new life with her children. She emphasized that children are the closest people in her life, not only biological, but also her true friends. Despite the differences, Julie believes that this diversity is a strength that contributes to their authenticity and connection.
When talking about her social life, Julie revealed that she doesn't have much of a social circle at the moment. She realizes that most of her closest friends come from refugee backgrounds, and that most women are exposed to war and conflict. That's why she decided to move to Cambodia, in search of authenticity, away from the superficiality of Hollywood, and in pursuit of authentic connections and experiences.
This decision is not only for Julie's new life as a person, but also so that the children can be healed and live a fuller, more meaningful life. Angelina Jolie's life journey began when she was filming "Tomb Raider" in 2001 and fell in love with Cambodia. In 2002, she adopted her seven-month-old son, Madox, from an orphanage in Cambodia. In 2005, she was awarded the Humanitarian Award by the United Nations and was awarded an honorary citizenship of Cambodia in the same year. In 2016, Julie also directed the film "They Killed My Father First: A Memoir of a Cambodian Daughter".
This turning point undoubtedly brought a huge shock to Hollywood. Whether Julie's departure indicates that Hollywood stars' pursuit of real and profound lives, as well as their disgust with the superficial and hypocritical entertainment industry, has become a topic of gossip among fans. How Angelina Jolie, the radiant Hollywood superstar, will find her authenticity and peace in Cambodia has become the focus of speculation among many followers. Whether Jolie's departure marks a change in Hollywood tradition, or simply a turning point in her personal life, is sparking widespread speculation in the entertainment industry. In any case, Jolie's decision has undoubtedly injected new issues into the entertainment industry and made people pay more attention to the future development of this versatile actress.