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Angelina Jolie is thoughtfully charting a path for her son Knox Jolie-Pitt as he begins to embrace life in the public eye. After making a striking appearance alongside his mother at the Governors Awards on November 17, Knox, 16, is generating buzz, and sources reveal that his next steps could lead him into acting and modeling.

Knox, the younger half of the famous Jolie-Pitt twins with sister Vivienne, displayed a sharp resemblance to his father, Brad Pitt, at the star-studded event. The outing marked a significant moment for the once-shy teen. “As a kid, Knox was very shy, so Angelina has always shielded him from the public,” an insider exclusively shares. “But now that he’s starting to get a lot more confident, he wants to step into the spotlight a little more and test the waters. Angelina is nurturing that side of him.”

The young Jolie-Pitt is no stranger to the entertainment world, growing up with two Hollywood icons as parents. As offers for acting and modeling begin to pour in, Knox has the support of a mother who understands the intricacies of fame. Angelina herself was introduced to Hollywood early, appearing in her first film, Lookin’ to Get Out, alongside her father, Jon Voight, at the age of seven. Her own career skyrocketed from there, making her a formidable guide for Knox as he considers following in her footsteps.

“Knox’s good looks and pedigree mean he could find instant success in front of the camera,” the insider adds. While nepotism has become a common narrative in Hollywood, Angelina is reportedly intent on ensuring her son’s journey is grounded and thoughtful. “She’s being strategic and careful about what opportunities he takes on, letting him decide at his own pace.”

Knox’s increasing confidence and burgeoning interest in the spotlight could mark the beginning of a new chapter for the Jolie-Pitt family. With Angelina’s guidance and Knox’s budding charisma, 2025 may see the rise of another prominent name in Hollywood — one with a legacy already firmly planted in the industry.

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