In this video, we explore the personal journey of Angelina Jolie and her father, Jon Voight, delving into their complex relationship that has captured public attention for decades. From family struggles and public feuds to emotional reconciliations, you’ll hear untold stories that shaped their lives both in and out of the spotlight. This is an insightful look at how family dynamics can evolve over time, revealing the deep impact of both love and conflict. Stay tuned for a compelling narrative that offers a fresh perspective on their story.
Angelina Jolie Has ‘Never Really Forgiven’ Her Dad Jon Voight for ‘Breaking Her Mom’s Heart’: Source
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Angelina Jolie has had a difficult relationship with dad Jon Voight throughout her life.
Angelina Jolie and her father, Jon Voight, have had a rollercoaster relationship for years.
Although the Anaconda actor has been speaking more openly about his daughter and grandchildren in recent months, according to a source, Jolie hasn’t let go of some of Voight’s sins of the past.
Source: MEGAAngelina Jolie’s parents split when she was 1 year old.
The Mr. and Mrs. Smith actress was born in 1975 to Voight and mother Marcheline Bertrand. However, in 1976, her parents confirmed their separation following Voight’s infidelity.
“She’s never really forgiven him for breaking her mom’s heart,” an insider spilled to a news outlet.
Source: MEGAJon Voight reportedly cheated on Marcheline Bertrand in the ’70s.
Bertrand officially filed for divorce in 1978 and it was finalized in 1980, but the source revealed Jolie felt ignored by her father after the split, as he was “out partying and living the life he wanted to” rather than being there for her growing up.
The father-daughter duo have since gone through sporadic periods of estrangement over the years, but more recently, the Maleficent star felt her dad crossed lines when it came to how freely he speaks about her family life and legal issues.
Source: MEGAJon Voight has been speaking out more about his daughter and grandchildren in recent months.
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