Reality Behind Angelina Jolie’s Kids Finding Her New Blonde Wig Look 'Hysterical'

A new report about Angelina Jolie’s kids’ reaction to the blonde wig she is wearing for her new movie is completely false, according to Gossip Cop.

Hollywood Life reported that her kids think her blonde wig for the upcoming fantasy drama "Come Away" is “hysterical.”

The website quoted an insider saying her oldest boys Maddox and Pax “are very blasé about the whole thing,” while their younger siblings, especially 10-year-old twins Vivienne and Knox “still get a kick out of seeing their mom play dress up, they love it.”

The questionable tipster goes on to say that the actress “sometimes plays the part of her new character too with them, which they find hilarious” and “often allows the kids to dress up in her wigs and costumes, which of course, is their favorite thing ever!”

Gossip Cop contacted Jolie’s representative who repeatedly said no one in the actress’s camp is sharing any personal information about her with the website.

Last year, Gossip Cop had debunked another report in the website that falsely claimed that her kids think her dating Drake would be the “coolest thing ever.” The website quoted a source saying, “Maddox and Pax keep begging Angelina to reach out to Drake and meet up with him, because they think it would be the most awesome thing ever if their mom was dating Drake. Angelina doesn’t want to date anyone right now… So, Maddox and Pax have to settle for just teasing their mom instead.”

On Tuesday, Jolie and Brad Pitt took a further step into their divorce proceedings by starting child custody evaluations by their court-appointed evaluator, Dr. Stan Katz. Family law specialist Steve Mindel told People it is typical for third-party evaluators to be hired for cases involving child custody.

“Courts don’t want to take a side, so that’s where child custody evaluators come into play. Stanley Katz is a very well-known child parenting plan evaluator. He’ll do an investigation, interview the parents and children individually and he’ll interview the children with the parents. He’ll also interview what are called collateral sources: grandparents, school teachers, doctors, those types of people,” she said.

“So now, the evaluator is touching base with the judge, saying ‘I will complete my report and answer the questions you asked me to answer.’ That means the divorce is moving along, because [Jolie and Pitt] cannot agree on something with regard to the parenting plan — whether it’s legal issues, medical issues, education, and/or where the children are on any particular day,” she continued.

Jolie and Pitt married in 2014 after dating for several years but split in September 2016, citing irreconcilable differences. They have six children — Zahara, 13, Shiloh, 12, 10-year-olds Vivienne and Knox, Maddox, 16, and Pax, 14.