Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's Twin Son Knox Supports Vivienne as She Sells Her Own Art at an LA Street Fair — Photos

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's 18-year-old twins, Vivienne and Knox, were spotted at a street fair, where Vivienne sold her original artwork. Knox helped set up her booth and stayed by her side, while the outing also drew attention to Vivienne’s recent decision to drop her father’s surname and her growing interest in creative work.

At 18, Vivienne is exploring her artistic interests in a way that puts her own creations, rather than her famous family name, front and center. Her latest outing saw her selling original artwork on the street at a Los Angeles fair, where she operated under the name The Tulip Fields.

The October 28, 2026 outing offered a rare look at the siblings spending time together while she pursued her creative interests. The young artist's booth featured a selection of her own creations, including prints, stickers, and birthday cards decorated with her drawings and paintings.

With some pieces priced between $10 and $25, the collection gave visitors an opportunity to buy her work without the hefty prices one might associate with a Hollywood family.

Her Artwork Includes Some Unexpected Creations

Vivienne's collection featured a variety of playful designs, with several pieces offering a glimpse into her artistic imagination. Among the items described in the Daily Mail's report was a card featuring a gray mouse holding a large pink heart with a pink bow.

Another creation showed an octopus surrounded by fish, while one particularly eye-catching design appeared to feature E.T. dressed in a pink tutu and ballerina slippers. Birthday cards were also part of the collection, giving the booth the feel of a small, personal art shop.

Rather than simply displaying her work for passersby, Vivienne spent time speaking with customers and reportedly sold several pieces during the event.

She kept her look casual, wearing a black T-shirt and blue overalls, with her dark brown hair held back by clips. It was an outing centered on the work itself, with Vivienne appearing focused on her customers and the experience of selling something she had created. And while she was busy running her booth, someone familiar was close by to lend a hand.

Knox Steps In to Help His Twin Sister

According to the Daily Mail's coverage of the outing, Knox assisted with setting up the booth and kept his sister company as she interacted with customers.

The photos from the day show the siblings together as Vivienne worked on her art venture, offering a rare glimpse of the twins outside the more formal settings often associated with their famous parents. Knox, who sported colorful hair and floral-embroidered jeans, kept his own outfit relaxed for the occasion.

His support did not stop once the booth was ready. He also took photographs of his sister's work and stayed nearby throughout the event, making his presence part of the story as Vivienne continued to sell her creations.

The twins were later seen grabbing a bite to eat together, turning the art-fair appearance into a sibling outing as well as a working day for Vivienne. The pair's time together offered a sweet reminder that, even as they explore their own interests, they still have each other for company.

Fans React to the Twins' Rare Outing

The appearance prompted warm reactions from social media viewers, many of whom focused on Knox's support for his sister and the twins' apparent desire to pursue their own interests.

One commenter described the moment as a welcome change from the usual celebrity narrative, writing, "From Hollywood's most famous babies to independent artists supporting each other. Watching Knox cheer for Vivienne as she sells her own artwork is so heartwarming. That sibling bond + that cute crab bag = purest moment. Sibling goals! ❤️"

Another commenter turned their attention to the twins' famous parents, observing, "She looks like Brad, and he looks like his mom." A third commenter praised the siblings for their seemingly ordinary approach to life, writing, "I love how these kids are growing up normally."

Another social media viewer expressed appreciation for Vivienne's creative direction, saying, "I'm so glad they aren’t being the nepo "models". They are finding their own talents." Other commenters also pointed to the family resemblance and the siblings' closeness. One person insisted, "She is Brad pits [sic] daughter as well."

Another commenter interpreted Knox's presence as a protective gesture, writing, "They want to be normal and do normal things regular people do. Big brother protecting his little sister." The reactions reflected the interest surrounding the twins as they begin charting their own paths, with Vivienne's art and Knox's support becoming the focus of this particular outing.

This Wasn't Vivienne's First Time Selling Art

The street fair was not Vivienne's first attempt to sell her artwork in person. On September 19, she was photographed at another local Los Angeles street fair, where she also presented her creations under the name The Tulip Fields.

That earlier appearance featured a similar assortment of prints, stickers, and birthday cards featuring her drawings and paintings. The prices of some pieces also ranged from $10 to $25, making the work accessible to visitors interested in taking home something made by the young artist.

The September outing also showed Vivienne speaking with customers and selling several pieces. Like her more recent appearance, it was a relatively low-key affair, with the focus on her artwork rather than a celebrity-style event.

Knox was also present at the earlier fair, where he helped set up the booth and photographed his sister's creations. His appearance at the latest event suggests that he has continued to show up for Vivienne as she develops her artistic interests.

Vivienne's Name Change Adds Another Layer

The siblings' latest outing comes amid renewed attention to how some of the Jolie-Pitt children have chosen to use their surnames publicly.

About a month before the latest art-fair appearance, Vivienne reportedly took steps to change her legal name from Vivienne Marcheline Jolie-Pitt to Vivienne Marcheline Jolie. According to the Daily Mail's report on the petition, the reason listed in the court documents was "personal," and a hearing was scheduled for November 2.

Her decision followed an earlier development involving her older brother Maddox, whose petition to change his name was reportedly approved by a judge after no objections were made. He is now known as Maddox Jolie, according to TMZ's report.

Knox has also been the subject of reports about his surname. In June, Page Six reported that he used "Knox Jolie" rather than "Knox Jolie-Pitt" on his high school diploma.

The developments have attracted attention because of the family's high profile, but Vivienne's street-fair appearance offered a different view of her life: one centered on making art, meeting customers, and building something of her own.

Her Creative Interests Extend Beyond the Art Booth

Vivienne's interest in creative work also predates her street-fair venture. In 2024, she worked as an assistant on the Broadway production of The Outsiders, which her mother, Angelina, produced.

Angelina has previously spoken about Vivienne's thoughtful approach to creative projects and her inclination to help other artists rather than seek the spotlight. Those interests appear consistent with a young woman experimenting with different ways to participate in the creative world.

In an interview with L'Officiel, Angelina discussed watching her children become increasingly independent and explained that she wants to support them without interfering with the lives they are building. "They're definitely individuals," Angelina said. "That makes me very proud, because one of the most important things, I think, is to basically not get in their way."

She added, "As a parent, you try to do many things, but you also try to not get in the way of this human being who has a life separate from yours and so much potential in their own mind. You want to make sure that you support them."

Vivienne's art-fair venture offers one example of that independence in action. Instead of simply being known as the daughter of two Hollywood stars, she is putting her own drawings and paintings on display and finding customers willing to take them home.

Meanwhile, Brad Pitt Was in Spain

While Vivienne and Knox spent time together in Los Angeles, their father, Brad, was attending the 74th San Sebastian International Film Festival in Spain. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Brad appeared at a press conference with Heart of the Beast director David Ayer, where they discussed the film and the wider movie industry.

The actor spoke about changes in filmmaking, the opportunities created by streaming, and the challenges facing mid-budget movies. He also reflected on relationships and loyalty while discussing his character's bond with his dog in the film.

"I think we could spend more time on where we are the same… What binds us, what connects us, and I think we can listen better through these divisional lines," Brad said when asked about navigating a world marked by conflict and division.

Back in Los Angeles, his twins were spending their day in a very different setting, with Vivienne selling her artwork and Knox standing by her side.

For Vivienne, the street fair was another opportunity to put her creations in front of the public. For fans, the photographs offered something just as compelling: a rare look at the twins sharing an ordinary day while supporting each other's interests.

Vivienne's street-fair venture is one example of how the Jolie-Pitt children are exploring their own interests, a path their mother, Angelina Jolie, has encouraged as they grow up and begin building lives beyond their famous family.

Angelina has repeatedly said that her children have little interest in becoming movie stars.

"They've been on set with me," Angelina told People in February 2025. "And some of them dance, some of them paint, some of them love theater, but none of them are dying to be on screen."

The Oscar winner has also spoken about how close she remains with her children as they have grown older.

"They are the closest people to me and my life, and they're my close friends," Angelina told The Wall Street Journal in 2023. "We're seven very different people, which is our strength."

Today, the family's oldest child is in his mid-20s, while the youngest two are still teenagers.

The Eldest Son: A New Name, a New Chapter

Maddox Chivan Jolie is 25 now — and as of May 2026, that name is official. According to a TMZ report, Maddox filed paperwork to legally drop "Pitt" from his surname.

Adopted from Cambodia in 2002, Maddox was Angelina's first child and the one who set the template for the family that followed. He has since built a life far from Hollywood — graduating from Yonsei University in South Korea in 2023 with a degree in biochemistry.

Ahead of his enrollment at Yonsei, he spent years learning Korean. He also worked as an assistant director on his mother's film "Couture," where he was credited simply as Maddox Jolie — a professional choice that foreshadowed his legal one.

The Quiet One Behind the Camera

Pax Thien Jolie-Pitt, 22, has kept his father's surname. Adopted from Vietnam in 2007, Pax has stayed close to his mother's creative world. But like several of his siblings, he has worked behind the scenes on film projects rather than pursuing an acting career.

In 2022, Angelina spoke about working with both Maddox and Pax on "Without Blood." "We work well together. When a film crew is at its best, it feels like a big family, so it felt natural," she said.

Pax had previously shot stills on her 2017 film "First They Killed My Father." According to Angelina, Pax "worked hard" on behind-the-scenes footage for "Without Blood."

Unlike some of his siblings, there have been no reports that Pax has dropped the Pitt surname.

A Diploma and a Declaration

Zahara Marley Jolie, 21, has balanced education, philanthropy, and business ventures throughout her young adulthood. Adopted from Ethiopia at six months old, Zahara has shown an entrepreneurial streak since her early teens.

At 14, she launched her own jewelry line — the Zahara Collection — debuting it at the Los Angeles premiere of "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil." Proceeds went to the House of Ruth Shelters, which provides transitional housing for battered women and children.

Now a college graduate, she has spoken publicly about the closeness she shares with her mother, describing it as a "unique, almost kindred, relationship."

Her educational journey reached a major milestone in May 2026 when she graduated from Spelman College with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology.

During the commencement ceremony, her name was announced as "Zahara Marley Jolie." She had previously introduced herself using the same name when joining Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority in 2023.

The Name Change That Started It All

For years, Shiloh Nouvel Jolie, 20, was one of the most closely watched members of the Jolie-Pitt family. As she entered adulthood, she began making her own career choices outside Hollywood.

Shiloh was the first sibling to make the name change official. She did not wait long. Three days after turning 18 in May 2024, she filed a petition with the Los Angeles court to drop "Pitt" entirely.

TMZ confirmed the court approved the change in August 2024. She hired and paid for her own lawyer. A source close to the matter told Us Weekly, "Brad was devastated by this choice [...] it was a symbol of a deeper estrangement that has been brewing for years."

Beyond the courtroom, Shiloh has been building quietly. In April 2026, she made her music video debut in K-pop artist DAYOUNG's "What's a girl to do," credited simply as Shi.

She booked the gig through an open audition. Starship Entertainment and her dance crew, Culture, had no idea who she was until after filming wrapped. According to Entertainment Tonight, a source said she "likes to dance, but is not seeking special attention or fame."

The Broadway Kid

Vivienne Marcheline Jolie, 18, has developed a strong interest in theater. In 2024, she worked as a producer's assistant on the Broadway production of "The Outsiders," which Angelina helped produce.

And even though she has not filed to legally change her name, she has already made her preference clear. She asked for her playbill credit for "The Outsiders" to read "Vivienne Jolie." It did.

Angelina later praised her daughter's work ethic. "She'll correct me," Angelina told People. "She'll say, 'Didn't you read the memo? We have to do this. We have to go through this.'"

"She's been a really tough assistant," Angelina added. "She takes it very, very seriously." When asked who loved theater most in the family, Jolie's answer was immediate: "hands down, Vivienne.

Knox's New Look and What the Internet Made of It

For years, many fans commented on Knox Léon Jolie-Pitt's resemblance to his father. Recently, however, the 18-year-old has found himself making headlines for an entirely different reason.

In late May 2026, a photo surfaced of Knox leaving a Muay Thai class in Los Angeles on Memorial Day, sporting a bright orange transformation. The internet had thoughts.

"No longer looks like his father, if that's the point?? Success," one commenter wrote. Others pushed back. "He looks exactly like Angelina," one person said.

Another clocked the timing: "Right after the world said he looked just like his father in the '90s with the blonde tips." Muay Thai is no passing hobby for the teen.

On his 17th birthday in July 2025, Knox won the IKF Point Muay Thai Technical event on the USC campus. Angelina and Vivienne cheered from the crowd.

He posed for photos with his medal — one of the rare moments a Jolie-Pitt child stepped into public view entirely on his own terms. Notably, there have been no reports that Knox has dropped the Pitt surname.

Ultimately, the Jolie-Pitt children's paths reflect a family of individuals developing interests and identities of their own, from Maddox and Shiloh's surname changes to Zahara's academic achievements and Vivienne's growing creative pursuits.

With Knox by her side at the street fair, Vivienne's latest outing offered a glimpse of that independence in action — and a reminder that sometimes, the most memorable moments are the ones shared away from Hollywood's spotlight.