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Jolie-Pitt’s Son Knox, 16, Who Sold Dog Treats, Looks Like Brad Pitt’s Clone — Remarkable Transformation Sparks Buzz

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At 16, Knox Jolie-Pitt has become the center of attention due to his notable transformation. From his childhood days of selling dog treats to his evolution into a young adult, Knox’s journey has sparked discussions and curiosity about which of his parents he most resembles.

Back in 2008, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt welcomed their twins, Knox Léon Jolie-Pitt and Vivienne Marcheline Jolie, expanding their family and capturing the public’s interest. Over the years, captivating images have chronicled Knox’s growth and development, highlighting his journey to becoming the young man he is today.

His recent appearance with his mother stirred up conversations on social media. Some viewers instantly noted Knox’s resemblance to his father, with some even dubbing him “Brad’s clone,” while others felt he looked more like another family member.

Knox Jolie-Pitt’s Early Years

In July 2008, the Jolie-Pitt family joyously welcomed Knox and his twin sister, Vivienne, who were born in Nice, France, at Foundation Lenval Hospital. Dr. Michel Sussmann, who managed the delivery, confirmed, “The babies are doing well. The operation went just perfectly. Angelina is in very good spirits. Brad was by her side, and all was well.”

Weighing 5.03 pounds at birth, Knox soon made public appearances, including a memorable outing in Japan with his father in 2009. Shortly after the twins’ arrival, the Jolie-Pitts made headlines again by selling exclusive photos of Knox and Vivienne for a record-breaking $14 million to People magazine and a British tabloid.

Knox Jolie-Pitt at 15 and 16

By 2023, Knox, then 15, was frequently seen with family members, displaying a notable growth spurt that had him towering over his mother and siblings. Meanwhile, in 2024, Vivienne ventured into the entertainment industry, working as an assistant producer for the Broadway musical “The Outsiders,” in which Angelina had a close involvement. Notably, Vivienne’s name appeared in the credits as “Vivienne Jolie,” leaving out her father’s surname, sparking public conversation.

 

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