ANDIn 2006, the entertainment world was paralyzed with the birth of Shiloh, the first biological daughter of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, “the couple” at that time.
The blue-eyed blonde came to keep company with her Maddox brothers, Pax and Zahara, adopted years ago. Her parents tried to keep her away from the searchlights, but ended up accepting People’s millionaire offer for the baby to appear on its cover. It was also the first newborn to occupy a place in the prestigious Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in New York.
When he turned 4, it became clear that Shiloh preferred to wear clothes that are more associated with boys and wear short hair. Without any mystery, both Angelina and Brad told the truth in several interviews: the little girl wanted to be a child and had all the support of both, also willing to instill in her that it would be herself who would decide her fate.
Despite her young age, she was sure of the path she wanted to take, which is why she took the next step: adopt a new name, John, inspired by one of the characters in Peter Pan’s stories that she likes so much.
The transformation has become palpable over the years. In Hollywood galas or on frequent trips around the world of his particular multiethnic family, John always appears in men’s suits, ties, wide jackets and pants, or in casual and sportswear, which leaves no doubt that more and more he seems A young man entered adolescence.
Thus it became clear in his reappearance on the occasion of the premiere of Maleficent: owner of evil, his mother’s most recent tape. To the American media this caught their attention and, according to their findings, the change is not only external, but Shiloh, or John, initiated a hormone treatment to stop the definition of the feminine features of her age.
Anyway, she was not a girl, as many believed, and there is no doubt that he will face the media attention of other heirs of great stars, such as Chaz Bono and Stephen Beatty, children of Cher and Warren Beatty, respectively, who were also born women And they became men.
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