Truth About Brad Pitt Shunning Angelina Jolie’s Holiday Plans With Their Kids

Brad Pitt is reportedly looking forward to celebrating the holidays with his three biological children, Shiloh, Vivienne and Knox.

Hollywood Life claimed that the “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood” star is busy gearing up for the awards season so he’s looking forward to having a relaxing celebration with his kids in Los Angeles.

“He will make it personal as he, like all greats dads, cherish moments like this — and this will be no different. He just wants them to be happy this holiday season and he will be happy spending time with them. He is looking forward to a great normal holiday with no drama,” an unnamed source said.

The source went on to say that Angelina Jolie wanted to take all six of her children on a lavish vacation, but she was forced to give way to Pitt’s request to Christmas at his house in LA.

Unfortunately, Pitt won’t get to celebrate the occasion with three of his older children, Maddox, Pax, and Zahara. A source told Us Weekly a few weeks ago that Jolie has been trying to bridge the gap between her ex-husband and Maddox but to no avail.

Meanwhile, Woman’s Day also claimed that Pitt will be celebrating Christmas with his ex-wife, Jennifer Aniston.

“Brad and Jen are going all-out to make this Christmas their best yet, and have loads of surprised organized for the kids. Jen’s been busily decorating Brad’s Los Feliz house with the most stunning display to make it feel as warm as possible,” an unnamed source told the tabloid.

But while Pitt celebrating Christmas with his three younger children has already been confirmed, there is still no confirmation regarding him spending the holidays with his ex-wife. As such, it would be best to take this claim with a grain of salt.

It is also unlikely for Pitt and Aniston to reunite on Christmas Day because they have been divorced since 2005.

And it is even more unlikely for Pitt to snub Jolie's holiday plans with their children. What's more possible is that the ex-couple agreed on how they will celebrate the occasion separately.