People Magazine Gets First Dibs on Brangelina Twins Pictures

The pictures of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s twins have been published in the latest issue of People. The twins, daughter Vivienne Marcheline and son Knox Leon, was born less than a month ago in Nice, France — joining Maddox, 7, Pax, 4, Zahara 3, and Shiloh, 2.

The pictures are worth an estimated of $14 million — more than twice the amount the magazine paid to have pictures of Jennifer Lopez’s twins on the March cover, according to Forbes.

The cover of the new issue features a picture from last week of the parents cooing the twins at the Chateau Miraval in Provence, France, where the Brangelina brood have been residing for the past several months. There is also a photo of Shiloh holding Vivienne, who Pitt stated that she is a splitting image of her mother and Knox has “a little bit” of his father in him.

“It is chaos,” Angelina said, “but we are managing it and having a wonderful time.

“Shiloh calls them babies. She and Z pick out their clothes and help change and hold them. It’s sweet — they are little mommies. This is Mad’s fourth/fifth time becoming an older bro. He’s asking us when we can have more.”

The money for the twins’ pictures will be donated to a foundation developed by the couple that completely focuses on helping children all over the world.

The latest issue of People is in stores now, and the cover can be seen online at www.people.com.

Source: Yahoo! News

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