Brad Pitt hopes the kids don’t inherit his dance moves
Brad Pitt opened up to Diane Sawyer in an additional interview on Good Morning America regarding his hopes for his four children — Maddox Chivan, 6, Pax Thien, 3 1/2, Zahara Marley, 2 1/2, and Shiloh Nouvel, 15 1/2 months. His greatest hope: the kids don’t inherit his and partner Angelina Jolie’s dance moves.
We hope they’re not soaking up our moves because they’d be seriously lacking in their future. We’ll get them some proper training. There’s a lot of dancing around the house, a lot of music time.
When asked what kind of music they dance to, the forty-three year old actor admitted the family’s love of The Wheels on the Bus.
Wheels on the bus and there’s, you know, five monkeys jumping on a bed – [singing] no more monkeys jumping on the bed!
Brad said he and Angelina most cherish their bedtime rituals with the kids, which are similar to the rituals he followed as a child.
It is a really special time, a time I value and it’s that one-on-one time where you really ask the questions and I want to make sure they have that.
Source: People
- Posted on Sep 23, 07 at 8:14AM
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September 23rd, 2007 at 12:13 pm
That’s cute. It reminds me when Angelina said that Zahara screamed whenever Brad danced to make him stop. I wish I could see his dance moves hehe.
September 23rd, 2007 at 3:58 pm
I love Brad. So happy for him that he has the family he always longed for. Brad and Angie are a great couple and make wonderful parents.
Also, I don’t think he talks too much about his kids. That is crazy. He is proud of his children and loves them dearly. Of course he speaks about them..especially when asked during interviews for his films. Jennifer Garner talks about Violet all the time..same with Gwen Stefani. And they often mention their kids even when the question isnt about them. Nothing wrong with it at all. I understand it.. I talk about my new baby often too.
Also, many may not realize that when Brad gives an interview..it often gets repeated over and over in newspaper articles and other magazine articles as if it is some new interview. Maybe that is why some keep thinking he is saying the same thing over and over?
September 23rd, 2007 at 6:38 pm
LOL I liked that jumping monkeys song when I was younger too.
September 23rd, 2007 at 11:16 pm
I love the bedtime ritual too. It’s nice they do one-on-one time, but if they have/adopt many more children, it’s going to take three hours to get everybody all tucked in. LOL!
September 24th, 2007 at 5:53 am
Man they sound so down to earth. Picturing the dancing scene made me laugh, it sounds really sweet.