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Angelina: life with Brad just happened
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Updated: 2006-04-27 09:46





Finally breaking her silence about her relationship with Brad Pitt,
Angelina Jolie says the public's interest in the two of them causes her
to "giggle."

Describing the curiosity of others as "just kind of funny," Jolie,
speaking to NBC's Ann Curry for segments due to air on Thursday's Today
show and Sunday's Dateline, says, "If (Brad) saw this, he would probably
understand why I was laughing. Because I just don't know how to address
that kind of thing."

On Wednesday's Today, Curry described her trip to Namibia, where she
interviewed Jolie, as "wonderful."

The actress, along with Pitt and their two children – Maddox, 4, and
Zahara, 1 – are in the African nation to await the birth of their new
family member while residing at a luxury resort.


As Jolie tells Curry, according to excerpts from the interview released
to USA Today: "I don't talk about our – my relationship in public. But
we also don't talk about it at home. … It's one of those funny things
that just happens, and you live your life, and you're a family. But you
never actually discuss (it)."

Correcting some reports that her baby is due as early as next week,
Jolie, 30, also reportedly announces that she is not quite eight months
pregnant. Jolie also says she knows the sex of the impending arrival, but
won’t divulge it.

Jolie does tell Curry that she consented to the interview to bring
awareness to the cause she promotes: educational opportunities for
children worldwide. "I just think, especially my daughter, there's no
possible way she would have gone to school. She is so smart and so
strong. And her potential as a woman one day is great," she says.

"Hopefully, she will be active in her country and in her continent when
she's older. And because she'll have a good education, she'll be able to
do that much more."

She goes on to say: "My life is very full. I'm very proud when I see my
children – already Mad, just how he adjusts to different places in the
world and different people and his views and the kind of man he's going
to be. I'm very lucky."

In further Jolie news, the actress spoke out in a teleconference from
Namibia Wednesday morning, calling for the U.S. and other nations to fund
education for children around the world who are denied schooling.

"In a rare occasion, I'm thanking the press because it's so important,"
joked Jolie, who was promoting the Global Campaign for Education's "Send
My Friend to School Week" (April 24-30) urging American kids to get
active on behalf of global education. Jolie is honorary chair of the
effort.

"To see children in countries just sitting idle with nothing to do is one
of the saddest things to see in life," she said. "Those little lives that
in many ways go to waste because we haven't been able to get together and
solve the problem and get everyone in school."

Jolie added that she plans to continue to lobby for the cause when she
returns to the U.S. "I will follow through with people working on this,
like Sen. Clinton. This is a global effort. I will push that in
Washington."


















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