Brad Pitt: Twins Are Fine, Will Share Brood with George!

At the opening press conference of the Venice film festival this morning, reporters were filled with questions for the new father of twins, actor Brad Pitt. Fortunately for Brad, he had best buddy actor George Clooney at his side! With a reporter wanting to know how the two newest additions to the Jolie-Pitt clan – Knox Léon and Vivienne Marcheline — are doing and who they are beginning to look like, George stepped in and answered back that "the twins are fine."

As for when George, 47, plans to start a family of his own, he jokingly said that he was "so surprised to hear that question," and announced that he was actually "getting married and having children today." Whether children are in the future for George or not, Brad — who joked that he "will have two more by next year" — announced that he "will be sharing mine with him."

In addition to the twins, Brad and Angelina Jolie also have Maddox Chivan, 7, Pax Thien, 4 ½, Zahara Marley, 3 ½, and Shiloh Nouvel, 2.

Brad and George are at the film festival to promote their movie Burn After Reading. Click here to watch video of the press conference at Entertainment Tonight.

Source: Reuters; Photo by Reuters/Landov.

Comments

ahhhh i love george clooney lol

- MB on August 27th, 2008

Ok, having two more by next year may actually not be a joke when it comes to this family lol !!!

- molly on August 27th, 2008

I was thinking the same thing, Molly. LOL

- CTBmom on August 27th, 2008

i like george too,but poor brad-going to promote his film and all people want to know is “how’re the kids?”

- ang on August 27th, 2008

It’s certainly a change to see a man, who has made no secret of not wanting marriage/kids, being badgered about when he’s going to become a dad! Usually the media only torment famous females with those incredibly personal, intrusive questions.

- Tricia on August 27th, 2008

Everyone knows that George never wants to be a father, so why ask. As for Brad having more children I believe they are going to adopt an african little sister for Zahara in the next couple of years and then stop at seven.

- Tanya on August 29th, 2008