Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s youngest daughter, Vivienne, has made a rare public appearance — her first since officially dropping her father’s last name. The 18-year-old was spotted at an outdoor art fair in Los Angeles, where she was selling her own creations with the support of her twin brother, Knox.
Vivienne set up a booth called “Tulip Fields” and personally stood behind the counter while chatting with customers. Her display featured original artwork and prints, holiday cards and stickers, with individual pieces reportedly priced between $10 and $25.
Knox remained by his sister’s side throughout the day, helping her arrange the booth, organize the artwork and interact with visitors. One detail quickly attracted attention: the 18-year-old wore jeans decorated with bright floral embroidery, seemingly matching the “Tulip Fields” theme of his sister’s stand.
The twins’ appearance comes shortly after news that Vivienne had officially chosen to stop using Pitt’s surname. She follows several of her siblings who have also distanced themselves from their father’s last name in the years following Jolie and Pitt’s highly publicized separation and lengthy legal battles.
Despite having two of Hollywood’s biggest stars as parents, none of Jolie and Pitt’s six children currently appears to be pursuing a traditional acting career. Their 25-year-old son Maddox has developed an interest in producing and has regularly assisted his mother on film sets, while Pax has also worked behind the scenes on some of her projects.
Zahara, 21, has pursued her education, while 20-year-old Shiloh has increasingly focused on professional dance and has already appeared in several music videos. Knox, meanwhile, has spent years training seriously in Muay Thai.
Vivienne has also previously shown an interest in working behind the scenes rather than becoming an actress. Her latest appearance suggests she is now exploring another creative direction entirely — and this time, her twin brother was right there supporting her.
