The premiere of Eternals in Los Angeles deployed a red carpet plagued by stars among those who highlighted Angelina Jolie, one of the protagonists, who came accompanied by five of her six children. The actress was not the only one of the family that shone in the photocall, Shilloh (15) almost eclipsed with a totally unusual styling in it and who has revived the mystery on her gender identity. Angelina's daughter and Brad Pitt abandoned the usual pants and male looks of her to warm up in a dressing dress that, in addition, played with her mother, and some dancers instead of sports.
His hair also drew attention, since after taking him short since he was little, he could be appreciated that he has a long blond hair that led to a bun.
Shiloh, the first biological daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, became an LGTBIQ icon since her parents revealed that she wanted to be a boy and who wanted him to be called John. The media also speculated that she had initiated a gender change treatment, although this was never confirmed.
Since the little girl has been photographed with soccer t-shirts, baggy sweatshirts and short hair. In November 2008 Brad Pitt counted on the Oprah Winfrey program that Shiloh demanded that John will be called. "She wants to be called John or Peter. Maybe she is a peter bread thing, [...] when we say" shi, do you want ...? "She answers" John. I'm John. "I think it's one of those things that seem beautiful to parents and very unpleasant to other people," she said.
His mother also explained in 2010, in an interview with Vanity Fair who had no problems with his daughter's stylies: "He likes suits, he has a tie, jacket and pants, he likes to dress like a child, he wants to be like a child. We had to cut his hair. He likes to use men's things. She believes it's like one of her brothers, "he said.
It has not transcended if Shiloh has changed the name or if he started the process of transition to gender change, but this last appearance in public, with dress and bun, has raised many doubts and comments.
Date Of Update: 20 October 2021, 01:15
