Angelina Jolie’s 19-year-old daughter, Shiloh, is following in her famous mom’s footsteps by making her mark onscreen.
Shiloh is set to star in DAYOUNG’s upcoming music video for “What’s a girl to do,” which drops later this month.
“What‘s a girl to do’ out April 7, 6PM KST | 5AM ET,” the pop star wrote via Instagram on Thursday, April 2. “Watch ‘What’s a girl to do‘ Official MV Teaser 1 on @officialstarship Youtube channel.”
In the YouTube teaser, Shiloh can be seen sitting in a crowded room, wearing a burgundy tank top with her hair tied in a braided bun that reminded Us of Jolie, 50, herself.
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Shiloh is one of Jolie’s six children with ex-husband Brad Pitt. Jolie and Pitt, 62, were married from 2014 to 2016. After her parents’ divorce, Shiloh legally changed her name to “Shiloh Jolie.” (Shiloh and her siblings all initially used Jolie-Pitt as a last name.)
“Shiloh] hired her own lawyer and paid for it herself,” a source exclusively told Us Weekly in June 2024 of the proceedings, which were later granted by a judge.
A second insider, meanwhile, told Us that Pitt was “devastated” by Shiloh’s name change.
“To him, it was more than a change of name,” the second source claimed at the time. “It was a symbol of a deeper estrangement that has been brewing for years.”
Shiloh’s siblings Maddox, 24, Zahara, 21, and Vivienne, 17, have also informally dropped “Pitt” as a last name. They are primarily estranged from their father.
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“Brad’s putting on a brave face, but behind closed doors, he’s finding it extremely difficult to come to terms with [what’s happening],” a third source told Us in 2024 about the F1 actor’s reaction to the strained family dynamics. “They’ve struggled to forgive and connect with Brad since the divorce.”
The third insider added, “Their mom is the head of the household, and she’s raised them with love and selflessness their whole lives. Once Brad left, it was very hard for them to see him go to war with her.”
As for Jolie, she has long been candid about prioritizing the well-being of her kids after her divorce. (Jolie and Pitt finally reached a settlement in December 2024 after eight years of negotiations.)
“Of course you wake up and you just feel like, ‘I’ve got to make sure they’re OK. I’ve got to make sure they’re mentally OK,’” Jolie told E! News in May 2021. “But, honestly, I think a few years ago it switched and they’re thinking, ‘I’ve got to make sure Mom’s OK.’ They take really good care of me, and we’re such a team. I am very, very lucky.”
