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Shiloh Jolie Looks Like Mom Angelina’s Twin in Rare Photos on Her Way to L.A. Dance Class

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Feb 21, 2025 12:48 pm·

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Shiloh was pictured heading to a dance class in West Hollywood, California, on Thursday, February 20. She wore a gray hoodie over her blonde locks, displaying her face clearly.

Shortly after turning 18 years old in May 2024, Shiloh petitioned a court to legally drop dad Brad Pitt’s last name. She succeeded in getting her moniker changed in August 2024.

Dancing has become the young adult’s greatest passion, as videos showing her moves have thrilled fans on social media.

Angelina spoke about how her kids don’t want to follow her footsteps into movies. “They’re not interested … Some of them dance, some of them paint, some of them love theater, but none of them are dying to be on screen,” she told reporters on February 5.

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Shiloh Jolie Looks Like Mom Angelina Jolie's Twin in New Photos

Angelina Jolie’s Mini-Me

While growing up, Shiloh looked more like her father, Brad Pitt. As she’s grown into adulthood, her face has a much stronger resemblance to mom Angelina.

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Ready to Move

Shiloh wore a comfortable hoodie and loose black pants while walking to her dance studio, along with a gym bag over her shoulder.

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EXCLUSIVE: Shiloh Jolie is the spitting image of her mom Angelina Jolie as she steps out in West Hollywood

Coming Prepared

Holding her phone and car keys close, Shiloh was just like any other person her age.

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Proud Dad

Brad made a rare comment about his daughter’s dancing talent in August 2022, after seeing her choreographed videos on social media. He called her dancing “very beautiful,” in an interview with Entertainment Tonight, adding “I don’t know where she got it from. I’m Mr. Two-Left-Feet here.

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Shiloh Wants to Carve Her Own Path

“I don’t know, that’s not my doing,” Angelina revealed about how none of her six kids want to follow her into acting during a February panel at the Santa Barbara Film Festival.

“I always wanted them to be around film because I wanted them to know as a part of — it’s such a wonderful family, to be creative, to be an artist, to be… They’re not interested,” she added.

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