Angelina Jolie Accepts United Nations Position And Moving To London With Her Kids For Good? Find Out Here!

After dealing with divorce of a failed marriage, child abuse case and now child custody, obviously, this is not the best year and might be the worst year for Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. Later this year, rumors and speculations were floating in the air as the ex-couple Jolie and Pitt were linked to other actors and actresses. They never fail to attract the fans attention that was saddened by the outcome of Mr. and Mrs. Smith lead star's marriage.

Recently, there were claims that the 41-years-old American actress Angelina Jolie is considering the idea of moving in London with the kids and go for a head job in the United Nations. There were also claims that the reason for the said move is to distant her children from Brad as she filed for sole physical custody while Pitt filed for a joint custody.

Jolie is never a stranger to the humanitarian projects. She always had a heart for helping and offering what she can give to those who are in need. It was during the filming of Tomb Raider in 2001 where she witnessed the humanitarian crisis in Cambodia that had gained her a great understanding of the world and its problem. Since then, she began visiting refugees in different countries and was moved and shock by what she had discovered.

She was named as a UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador in Geneva back on August 27, 2001. As years passed, she continued her goodwill projects in giving donations and covering all cost in her missions. Even in her relationship with Pitt, the two were active supporters of organizations, projects, and missions that aimed for a better world. Jolie and Pitt also had the Jolie-Pitt Foundation which contributed a lot in the humanitarian sector.

Meanwhile, the actress's side denied the rumors and claimed that Jolie is focusing on the well-being of her children and still wants to be in therapy together with Brad and their kids. After all, people didn't see any problem with Jolie taking her steps in the UN, she's a great fit for a position.