Angelina Jolie reveals her ‘weakness’ and talks about sleeping badly in Vogue Japan interview

Angelina Jolie featured as the cover star of Vogue Japan

ANGELINA Jolie spoke out about weaknesses in her life as she was featured as a cover star.

The 48-year-old posed for the cover of Vogue Japan for June’s issue and discussed her life in the spotlight and her sustainability goals.

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Angelina Jolie featured as the cover star of Vogue JapanCredit: Takuya Uchiyama / Vogue Japan
The star said she struggles to switch off and sleep

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The star said she struggles to switch off and sleepCredit: Getty

Angelina tried several new crafts across Japan as she partnered with Guerlain’s Women for Bees project and visited some urban hives opened by a group of volunteers in Ginza.

She spoke out about her life in Hollywood and discussed struggles she has recently faced.

“It’s probably my weakness too, but my strength is that I’m emotional. I am deeply human, and flawed,” she told the publication.

“I feel that I want to connect to other people. And that can bring forward chaos, but it can also bring forward very authentic connections.”

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Angelina said this has affected her resting time.

“I don’t sleep well, I’m not one of those people,” she explained.

“I never settle. But, you know, I think some of us are kind of born that way.

“I’ve been trying to calm down since I was like five years old, and it’s just not happening,” she continued.

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“Some people are just born a little bit on fire.”

Angelina explained how she tried to keep her personal and private life apart.

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“I kind of keep it separate. And I haven’t really found a way to have a relationship with fame—other than when I direct,” she added.

“I think I’ve been avoiding it, because I’ve been avoiding Hollywood since I was young.”

“The more you become aware of in the world, the more it sits on your soul in a very, very heavy way,” Angelina continued.

“Because you discover the pain, the inhumanity, the cruelty. And it’s very real, and there’s a lot of injustice.

“As you get older, you see how many times, especially nowadays, a lot that has been fought for is sliding back,” she said.

CUSTODY FIGHTS

Angelina has been no stranger to having private battles out in the public, with the star entering a custody fight with her ex-husband, Brad Pitt.

The couple, who were together for 12 years and married between 2014 to 2019, share six children.

The ex-couple have three biological children are Vivienne, Knox, and Shiloh.

The Bullet Train actor and The Eternals star also have three adopted kids; MaddoxPax, and Zahara.

Angelina filed for sole custody of their children following the divorce and the former Hollywood couple battled for custody of their younger children for nearly eight years.

I’ve been trying to calm down since I was like five years old, and it’s just not happening

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Most recently, it was revealed that that Brad’s 15-year-old daughter Vivienne has ditched her dad’s name and goes by Jolie.

According to People, Vivienne, 15, chose to use her mother’s legal middle name, Jolie, in lieu of her given last name, Jolie-Pitt.

She was credited for a new play which she produced alongside her mom.

The Outsiders is a new musical based on the YA novel written by author SE Hinton.

Zahara also made the same decision in 2023 when she joined a college sorority with her mom’s name.

The 19-year-old pledged to the Mu Pi chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority at Spelman College over the fall, as Zahara Marley Jolie, Essence reported at the time.

Angelina and Brad officially divorced in 2019

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Angelina and Brad officially divorced in 2019Credit: Getty
Vivienne seemed to ditch her dad's name recently in a Broadway playbill

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Vivienne seemed to ditch her dad’s name recently in a Broadway playbillCredit: Getty
Angelina and Brad have been in a custody battle for years

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Angelina and Brad have been in a custody battle for yearsCredit: AFP

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