Angelina Jolie and Daughter Vivienne Bond Over Matching Tattoos Commemorating 'The Outsiders'
Angelina JolieAngelina Jolie and her daughter Vivienne, 16, have strengthened their mother-daughter bond with matching tattoos, a tribute to the Broadway musical "The Outsiders" they worked on together. The iconic actress, aged 49, shared insights into this personal gesture in an interview with CR Fashion Book, revealing that both she and Vivienne got the phrase "Stay Gold" inked, a phrase symbolic of their collaborative experience and personal growth.
Jolie first displayed her tattoo, inscribed in elegant script, during the red carpet event of "The Outsiders" premiere in April. While she hasn't disclosed Vivienne's tattoo placement, Jolie's ink is visible among her other tattoos on her left forearm.
The tattoos symbolize their shared journey on "The Outsiders," where Jolie took on the role of producer and Vivienne volunteered as her assistant. Vivienne's dedication to theatre, which she shares with her mother, was a driving force behind Jolie's decision to produce the Broadway adaptation. Vivienne’s passion for the play shone through as she encouraged her mother to get involved after watching multiple performances at the La Jolla Playhouse.
Aside from theatre achievements, the tattoos hold deeper personal significance for Jolie and her children. The actress disclosed she also shares a bird tattoo with some of her children, emphasizing the familial bonds and shared values they represent.
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