Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s son was recently spotted attending a Muay Thai class in Los Angeles, where paparazzi captured rare photos of the 17-year-old during an intense training session. Knox Jolie-Pitt, who caused a stir weeks earlier when he debuted bright pink hair, has now switched to a striking platinum-blonde look. Dressed in pink shorts and a simple black T-shirt, Knox appeared focused and confident as he practiced the martial art — a glimpse into a private hobby that’s now drawing public curiosity.
Knox, the only biological son of Jolie and Pitt, has been making more public appearances lately, each one sparking new waves of attention. He is the twin brother of Vivienne and the younger brother of 19-year-old Shiloh. He also shares a close bond with his older adopted brothers, Maddox and Pax, and his sister Zahara — the first child Jolie adopted before building her larger family. As fans revisit old photos of Pitt from his youth, many have pointed out how Knox is rapidly growing into his father’s mirror image, from facial features to posture and even his expressions.
Meanwhile, the dynamics within the Jolie-Pitt family continue to make headlines. Brad Pitt, now 61, has been in a relationship for the past two years with jewelry executive Ines de Ramon, who is nearly half his age. His split from Angelina Jolie remains one of Hollywood’s most publicly dissected divorces, marked by years of legal battles over custody and property. The aftermath has strained family ties: Pitt is no longer in contact with his two eldest children, and his daughters have legally dropped his surname.
Angelina Jolie, who has been raising her children mostly out of the spotlight, recently revealed her long-term plan to leave the United States once her youngest turn 18. For now, however, she remains tied to Los Angeles due to court-mandated proximity to Pitt. As Knox nears adulthood and continues stepping into public view, interest in the Jolie-Pitt children — and how they’re shaping their identities amid a turbulent family legacy — is only growing.
