Brad Pitt‘s estranged son Knox celebrated his 17th birthday at a martial arts competition with mom Angelina Jolie by his side – with his father nowhere to be seen.
The 50-year-old actress supported her son at his IKF Point Muay Thai Technical event over the weekend, where he won.
The sporting event took place as the teen celebrated his birthday along with his twin sister, Vivienne. Angelina shares them — plus four other kids — with ex-husband Brad, 61.
It comes following reports that Brad, 61, was ‘desperate’ to reunite with the twins ahead of their 17th birthday this weekend.
Angelina looked sleek in an all-black outfit as she attended the sporting event. Knox won his fight, posing proudly with his coaches in a snapshot that has been reposted by fans on social media.
Brad Pitt’s estranged son Knox celebrated his 17th birthday at a martial arts competition with mom Angelina Jolie by his side
Angelina, 50, proudly posed with one of the coaches at the event
Knox’s father Brad pictured in the movie Fight Club in 1999
The image shows the teen in black shorts and a black T-shirt as he smiles while flashing his white mouth guard.
A red medal hangs around his neck as he poses in a sturdy stance with two fists clenched in front of him.
On Saturday, Knox was spotted behind the wheel of of a compact SUV as his mom sat in the passenger seat.
Angelina looked glamorous in a pair of glossy black sunglasses with her blonde hair ironed straight and falling around her face.
The mother-son duo drove around their Los Feliz neighborhood, where Angelina and Brad own separate homes.
The enclave has been plagued by trespassers in recent weeks, with the F1 actor beefing up his security as a result.
His mansion was broken into while he was in Tokyo on June 25.
Following their breakup, Brad has a strained relationship with his and Angelina’s kids.
Knox’s triumphant fight took place as the teen celebrated his 17th birthday
The mother-son duo were spotted in their Los Feliz neighborhood, where Angelina and Brad own separate homes
The teen’s five siblings weren’t around as he spent quality time with their mom. He sported a short cut with buzzed sides
The silver screen siren looked sleek and effortlessly stylish in a figure-hugging black maxi dress and matching cardigan
Knox was dressed casually in a green T-shirt and gray sweatpants during the outing
Several of them have dropped his last name, with Zahara being the first. Vivienne and Shiloh followed suit and the longtime leading man now has ‘virtually no contact’ with his adult children.
Their son Pax memorably went as far as calling Pitt a ‘world-class a**hole’ on Father’s Day in 2020.
However, it was recently reported that Brad still hopes he can ‘make amends’ with their youngest – twins Knox and Vivienne.
He has allegedly reached out to them and is ‘praying’ they’ll ‘give him another chance’.
Brad has reportedly kept up home of reconciliation as Knox ‘has kept Jolie-Pitt as his surname’.
Angelina filed for divorce from the actor in 2019 after five years of marriage.
The former pair have been locked in a bitter battle over their French winery Château Miraval after the Tomb Raider star sold her $64 million stake to Yuri Shefler, the owner of SPI Group — the parent company to Stoli Group — in 2021.
In his latest legal filing, the Fight Club star is requesting to see his ex-wife’s private messages.
On Saturday, Knox was spotted behind the wheel of of a compact SUV as his mom sat in the passenger seat
Angelina looked glamorous in a pair of glossy black sunglasses with her blonde hair ironed straight and falling around her face
He argues Jolie made the sale in spite of their prior deal that neither would sell their stake unless the other approved.
Paperwork obtained by DailyMail.com reveals his failed efforts to depose Stoli Group’s Alexey Oliynik.
Brad alleges Oliynik has direct knowledge of the negotiations between Jolie and her team, and that the requested documentation aligns with ‘his core claims’ in the case.
The judge has yet to rule. DailyMail.com has reached out to representatives for comment.
