Angelina Jolie’s 11-year-old daughter Vivienne has lost one of her beloved pets during the coronavirus lockdown which has led to the Maleficent to act quickly

Angelina Jolie has opened up about a tragic family event which left her daughter Vivienne heartbroken.

The 45-year-old Maleficent star has spoken about the moment that most parents dread, in which they have to deal with the aftermath of a family pet passing away.

Speaking to Harper’s Bazaar, Angelina revealed that her youngest daughter, 11-year-old Vivienne, who is the twin of Knox, was upset after their rabbit had died.

The sad moment happened when the bunny didn’t make it through an operation.

The mother-of-six said: “Like most parents, I focus on staying calm so my children don’t feel anxiety from me on top of all they are worrying about. I put all my energy into them.

“During the lockdown, Vivienne’s bunny passed away during a surgery, and we adopted two sweet little ones who are disabled.”

Angelina said that the they dealt with the loss was to bring some new additions into the family.

She continued: “They need to be in pairs. They are so gentle and it has helped to focus on their care with her at this time and on the dogs, and snakes and lizard.”

Angelina has been spending the lockdown period at home with her children, Maddox, 18, Pax, 16, Zahara, 15, Shiloh, 13, and 11-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne.

The Hollywood actress has turned teacher during this time and, like others, has been struggling with the homeschooling experience.

She revealed her struggles in a her column for Time magazine in April, in which she wrote: “We’re all locked in, we’re doing all right…

“Well, the two things that affect children from my view the most being out of school is of course, education, and the challenges of education.

Angelina continued: “I know parents across the country are challenged with homeschool and maybe that’s more a challenge for the parents than the children.

“Now, in the midst of this pandemic, I think of all the mothers and fathers with children at home.

“All hoping they can do everything right, answer all needs, and stay calm and positive. One thing that has helped me is to know that’s impossible.”

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Source: The Wall Street Journal