Veteran actor Jon Voight expressed his pride in his daughter, Angelina Jolie, and granddaughter, Vivienne, following their remarkable win at the 2024 Tony Awards. The dynamic duo produced the acclaimed musical “The Outsiders,” which garnered four prestigious trophies, including the coveted Best Musical award.
Voight, an Oscar winner himself, praised Vivienne’s initiative and Jolie’s supportive parenting, stating, “I’m very proud of Vivienne. I’m also proud of Angie for always encouraging her children to pursue their passions and be their true selves.”
Jolie and her ex-partner, Brad Pitt, share six children: Maddox (22), Pax (20), Zahara (19), Shiloh (18), and the twins Vivienne and Knox (15). The “Maleficent” star has a history of turbulent moments with her father, including periods of estrangement, but they have also reconnected at various points in their lives.
Jon Voight expresses pride in daughter Angelina Jolie and granddaughter Vivienne following their Tony Awards win; he applauds their collaboration and Jolie’s supportive parenting.
The mother-daughter duo produced the award-winning musical, showcasing their collaborative spirit and passion for the arts.
Voight shared the story of how Vivienne initially got her mother involved with “The Outsiders.” He explained that Vivienne read the book and was so captivated that she made multiple trips to see the pre-Broadway play near San Diego, eventually convincing Jolie to join her.
Despite their differences, Voight couldn’t help but gush about Jolie’s talent and involvement in the production, saying, “I’m sure Angie contributed with the actors, and she’s a great director.”
The accolades for Jolie and Vivienne come at a time when Pitt is facing challenges in his relationship with his children. Vivienne’s appearance at the Tony Awards and her decision to drop his surname from her Playbill credit were notable moments. Additionally, Shiloh, another of Pitt and Jolie’s children, recently requested to drop “Pitt” from her surname in court documents.
Jolie and Pitt’s ongoing divorce battle and the strain in Pitt’s relationship with his children have been well-documented. Despite the challenges, Voight’s pride in his daughter and granddaughter’s accomplishments shines through, and their collaborative success in the arts is a testament to their bond.
Voight’s words convey his deep pride and admiration for both his daughter and granddaughter, acknowledging their individual achievements and the strength of their bond.
