Angelina Jolie stepped out for a casual grocery run with her 16-year-old son, Knox, in Los Feliz, California, on Thursday. The mother-son duo were seen chatting as they strolled through the store, keeping their outfits relaxed and low-key.
While many celebs are embracing bright colors this season, the Maria actress stuck to her signature all-black ensemble. She wore a knee-length black dress with a side slit, layered with a cardigan, ballet flats, and oversized sunglasses. See the outfit here!
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Angelina Jolie Rocks All-Black for Grocery Run with Knox
Knox kept it casual in a “Little Tokyo” t-shirt, cargo pants, and sneakers. The youngest son was later spotted pushing a cart full of groceries out of Lazy Acres Natural Market.
Many fans took to Page Six’s Instagram comment section to discuss who Knox resembles most:
“Those Voight genes were strong.”
“He looks like Angelina’s brother.”
“He looks just like Mom.”
“Awe… He looks like his grandpa when he was this age.”
The mother of six has been lowkey since the release of Maria and her appearance at this year's award shows, but Deadline exclusively revealed this week that Jolie is set to star in the feature adaptation of the hit Scandi novel Anxious People.
Angelina Jolie Set to Star in Anxious People
The report described the movie as an "uplifting comedy" where we'll see "investment banker Zara (Jolie) begrudgingly find herself mingling with a group of strangers at an open house. When a reluctant bank robber inadvertently takes the group hostage, chaos and oversharing ensues, secrets are revealed, and literally nothing goes according to plan."
Deadline also included that the film will be “about a crime that never took place, a would-be bank robber who disappears into thin air, and eight extremely anxious strangers who find they have more in common than they ever imagined… Through an ingeniously constructed story, Anxious People explores the enduring power of friendship, forgiveness, and hope — the things that save us, even in the most anxious times.”
