Angelina Jolie's Children Staying With Dad Brad Pitt Amid Feud Rumors

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's relationship has reportedly gotten much better after they became legally single again.

Last month, Jolie and her estranged husband's bifurcation request back in August 2018 was finally granted by a judge, so the two are now single again despite not having finalized their divorce. The years that followed the "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" star's filing for divorce in 2016 had been messy and turbulent. But nowadays, Jolie and Pitt are reportedly getting along much better, despite recent rumors claiming they've been feuding over their daughter, Shiloh.

An insider recently told Entertainment Tonight that Pitt and Jolie have decided to set aside their differences for the sake of their six children: Maddox, 17, Pax, 15, Zahara, 15, Shiloh, 12, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 10. The "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" co-stars are reportedly tired of the drama and just want to move on with their lives.

"They both knew they needed to move forward with their lives. There’s no more drama. All of the dust has settled," the source dished. "They are and have always been focused on what is best for the children."

According to the insider, Jolie and Pitt's children are proud of their parents. The kids reportedly often split their time between their dad and mom during the week.

In November 2018, Jolie and Pitt finally reached an agreement on the custody of their children after a two-year battle. At the time, the stars' lawyers did not divulge specific details about the agreement.

However, a source close to Pitt told Us Weekly at the time that the actor and Jolie have "joint physical and legal custody" of their six kids.

The exes reportedly agreed to wrap up monitored visits within two months after signing the agreement and to allow the children to stay overnight with Pitt. The actor reportedly requested that the first overnight visits to his home would be monitored.

Another insider told ET last month that Jolie and Pitt have created a schedule as to when the children would stay with their dad and mom. This reportedly got rid of a lot of issues that cropped up when it came to their kids' situation and has contributed to Jolie and Pitt's improved relationship.

"The schedule has alleviated any of the planning pressures Brad and Angelina have faced in the past," the insider explained. "Now the kids spend time with both their parents and are happy and thriving."