Vivienne Jolie, the 18-year-old daughter of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, sold her original artwork at a local street fair in Los Angeles on Saturday.
The teenager was supported by her twin brother Knox, 18, who helped set up her booth and took photographs of his sister throughout the event.
Operating under the business name The Tulip Fields, the young creative showcased her talent with a variety of handmade pieces. Prices in one section of the booth ranged from $10 to $25.
Vivienne stayed busy throughout the event, speaking with numerous clients before successfully selling many of her items, which included prints, stickers, and birthday cards featuring her own drawings and paintings.
Original Artwork and Fair Display
Among her stand-out creations was a card featuring a grey mouse wearing a large pink heart and a pink bow. Another painting displayed an octopus surrounded by fish.
Her collection also featured a whimsical card depicting what appeared to be E.T. dressed in a pink tutu and ballerina slippers, alongside a colorful selection of birthday cards for shoppers to choose from.
Vivienne kept it casual for the occasion, wearing a black t-shirt with a pair of blue overalls as she managed her table.
Her brother Knox showcased his signature colorful hair while wearing a pair of floral embroidered jeans. He was also seen grabbing a quick bite to eat during the day.
Brad Pitt in Spain
While the twins were at the street fair in California, their father, Brad Pitt, 62, was spotted thousands of miles away at the 74th San Sebastian International Film Festival in Spain on Monday.
The Fight Club actor maintained a casual look, wearing a green suede jacket, blue jeans, and an orange baseball hat while attending the festival.
Legal Petition for Surname Change
The art event comes one month after Vivienne moved ahead with her petition to legally drop her father's surname by publishing a legal notice in The Los Angeles Daily Journal.
According to the newspaper notice obtained by the Daily Mail, the teenager filed to change her legal name from Vivienne Marcheline Jolie-Pitt to Vivienne Marcheline Jolie.
Publishing the newspaper notice is a standard legal step required before a court will grant a formal name change. Under California procedure, anyone opposing the request must submit a written opposition prior to the final hearing scheduled for November 2, after which a judge can approve the change if no objections are filed.
Court documents obtained by the Daily Mail listed the reason for the name change petition simply as personal.
Family Distance and Sibling Name Changes
Vivienne's legal filing followed similar moves by her older siblings. Just days earlier, her brother Maddox, 25, and sister Zahara, 21, published notices revealing their intentions to drop Pitt from their surnames.
Her older sister Shiloh, 20, has also dropped the actor's last name, while twin brother Knox chose to be listed as Knox Jolie on his high school graduation diploma.
Pitt's relationship with his 22-year-old son Pax does not appear to be any better. Pax previously referred to his father as a 'world-class a******' on social media, accusing him of making his younger siblings 'tremble in fear.' It is not publicly known whether Pax has formally stopped using the surname as well.
Hollywood Marriage and Divorce Settlement
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, 51, met on the set of the 2005 movie Mr. & Mrs. Smith and became one of Hollywood's most prominent celebrity couples during their high-profile relationship.
The couple married in August 2014 in a secret ceremony held in the South of France. During their relationship, they welcomed three biological children: Shiloh in 2006, and twins Vivienne and Knox in 2008.
They also raised three adopted children: Zahara and Pax, along with Maddox, who was adopted by Jolie prior to their relationship before Pitt legally adopted him.
The couple's marriage collapsed following a volatile 2016 airplane incident and subsequent abuse allegations, which Pitt has adamantly denied. Pitt was never charged with a crime, and the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services cleared him of physical abuse allegations.
The former couple engaged in an eight-year divorce battle that was finalized in 2024. Following the split, Pitt has been dating jewelry designer Ines de Ramon, 33, for the past few years.
Sources Detail Family Fallout
Speaking about the ongoing family dynamics, a source close to Jolie told People that the actress wants 'everyone to heal.'
The insider stated: 'If people knew the whole truth, they would have more sympathy for the children and respect them. The fact they aren’t speaking ill or sharing things publicly only shows their decency.'
The source added: 'Angie hasn’t been fighting and isn’t angry. She just wants everyone to heal.'
Meanwhile, a source recently told the Daily Mail that Pitt views the separation from his children as 'deeply painful' and 'believes Angelina's role in how things unfolded is the ultimate betrayal.'
