Angelina Jolie describes her social life in Hollywood

According to Angelina Jolie, her six children are her true pals and she doesn't really have a social life anymore.

Jolie, they are the people closest to me and my life. We are seven very diverse people, which is what makes us strong.

We had to heal, she continued. There were some things which had to be stopped. Jolie continued, I don't have any social life." My closest pals are refugees, I realized. Approximately four out of every six women I am connected to have experienced war and conflict.


Jolie clarified, saying, I am a very different person after my divorce. adding that she wished she could visit her home in Cambodia more often. My freedom to live and travel was taken away from me and I had no choice. She continued by saying that I have to move on when the time is right for me.

The "Maleficent" actress claims that she "grew up in quite a shallow place" and that Hollywood is not a good and happy place out of there. Thus, you look for genuineness.

Actor Jon Voight and late actress Marcheline Bertrand are Jolie's parents.

The Oscar-winning actress asserts that there's a reason why I feel more at ease around those who have experienced adversity—they are also far more honest and genuine.

The Oscar-winning actress declared that because "they've confronted so much in life that it brings forward not just strength, but humanity," she would much rather live with those who have battled daily to survive.