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Mommy/daughter date! Angelina Jolie took her daughter Vivienne Jolie-Pitt to get toys and other supplies for their pet bunny. The duo was spotted shopping on July 28. No word on what Viv named the adorable critter, which was in tow for the adventure. Check out the gallery below to see the small group out and about for yourself.
Angelina, 44, and her 11-year-old daughter were spotted at a Petco. They spent around 20 minutes shopping for things for the pet rabbit.
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Treats
Vivienne was also seen picking up treats for a dog. Just how many critters do Angelina and her kids have at home?
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Happy
Vivienne carefully carried her furry friend in a carrier that she could strap to her chest. Both mother and daughter seemed very happy to be on the outing together.
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Kids
Angelina shares six children with her ex Brad Pitt. Maddox, 17, Pax, 15, Zahara, 14, Shiloh, 13 and Knox are all a part of the gang in addition to Vivienne, Knox’s twin. In February, the whole gang went to see The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind in New York City.
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Close
An insider told Us Weekly of Vivienne in April, “She’s really the baby of the family.” And apparently, she and her mama are “incredibly close and enjoy being together.”
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Special
However, that doesn’t mean Angie isn’t close with the rest of her children, too. “Angie likes to spend one-on-one time with them and makes it a point to do special outings with each of them,” the source continued.
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Along for the Ride
Clearly, this particular outing was a special one just for Angelina and Vivienne. None of the other kids were in sight, and the duo only had the bunny along for the trip.
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Just Like Us
Are you surprised to see Angelina and Vivienne somewhere as normal as a Petco? This is truly a “stars — they’re just like us!” moment, huh?
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