Angelina Jolie Stresses The Importance of Keeping In Touch With Others During Stay at Home Orders

Angelina Jolie is giving a small update on her family amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Angelina Jolie is giving a small update on her family amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Angelina Jolie is giving a small update on her family amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's son Maddox has returned to Los Angeles amid the Coronavirus crisis. The 18-year-old is a student at South Korea's Yonsei University.

 Angelina Jolie isnot just renowned for her filmmaking and acting talent, old school Hollywood glamour and high-profile relationship with ex-husband  Brad Pitt,  but also for her humanitarian work around the globe. In her role as TIME contributing editor, the star took the opportunity to address trauma and coping strategies during these stressful  COVID-19 pandemic  times as she interviewed Dr Nadine Burke Harris, Surgeon General of California.

As people across the world practice self-distancing to say away from the deadly coronavirus, Angelina Jolie is urging them to check in on each other amid the ongoing lockdown. The 44-year-old Hollywood star, who is also the Special Envoy of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, recently joined California Surgeon General Dr. Nadine Burke Harris for a virtual conference. During the video conference organised by Time, the two discussed how important it is to keep in touch. 

Angelina Jolie, 44, opened up about her emotional response to the world’s challenges when she sat down to discuss the coronavirus pandemic and how it can put children at risk with California’s surgeon general Dr. Nadine Burke Harris for a video that was released with an article she wrote for TIME magazine.

Angelina Jolie has offered a tip for those in quarantine during the coronavirus outbreak. The 44-year-old actress spoke with California Surgeon General Dr.

While people are self-isolating during the COVID-19 pandemic, Angelina Jolie believes that now more than ever it’s important to stay connected with friends and neighbours even if that connection can’t be face-to-face.

Angelina Jolie has written a new article for TIME about the ways in which children are at risk during the pandemic.From witnessing domestic violence, to being subjected to abuse, some children may be put at a greater risk during self-isolation and quarantine.Jolie also noted that many children are without their support networks: "Lockdown also means fewer adult eyes on their situation."In an new article for TIME magazine, Angelina Jolie has highlighted the often unseen ways in which children are

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s children are enjoying some time all together after Maddox’s return from South Korea. However, the sweet reunion is only temporary. The actress confirmed to DorigA Daily that her son will return to Yonsei University in Seoul, “as soon as things settle with coronavirus.” “I could not be happier about Mad’s choice of university. It is, of course, closed at the moment because of the pandemic, but he’s not transferring school,” she said to the media outlet.

Angelina Jolie, 44, revealed that her son Maddox, 18, has every intention of going back to school when the coronavirus pandemic slows down and allows people out of quarantine.

Angelina Jolie is 'keeping the children with her' rather than letting them be with ex husband Brad Pitt in self isolation amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's children are self-isolating in California.Maddox has reportedly returned from Yonsei University and is taking online courses amid the pandemic.According to a source, the children "have continued seeing Brad."Much like the rest of the world, Angelina Jolie is self-isolating at home.

All six of Angelina Jolie's children, including her oldest son, college freshman Maddox, are home with their mother in California. E! got an update on what their lives are like: They're having fun but are also still very devoted to their intellectual pursuits.