Angelina Jolie is devastated by her uncle Chip Taylor’s death

Angelina Jolie is devastated by her uncle Chip Taylor’s death. Taylor, whose real name was James Wesley Voight, was the brother of Jolie's father Jon Voight, and also uncle to her sibling James Haven.

A source tells RadarOnline.com, "She is trying to hold everything together, but there is a sense that the weight of everything happening at once has been overwhelming".

"The situation with Brad is still very much active and demanding her attention, with legal teams continuing to argue over financial records and the terms of the original agreement surrounding the winery".

"At the same time, she is dealing with grief, and those close to her say it has left her feeling emotionally drained."

 "There is a real feeling that she has not had the space to properly step back and mourn because of everything else going on. It is all 

Angelina Jolie's uncle has passed away

Angelina Jolie's uncle, Chip Taylor, has passed away. He was 86 years old.

Chip Taylor, songwriter of the 1966 rock classic "Wild Thing", died in hospice care on Monday, according to his friend, Grammy-winning producer Billy Vera.

He passed away just days after celebrating his birthday. Chip was the brother of Angelina Jolie's father Jon Voight. 

Angelina Jolie doesn't plan to leave America despite the rumors

Angelina Jolie doesn't plan to leave America despite the rumors. According to TMZ's source, AJ has no plans to relocate overseas permanently.

If she decided to leave Los Angeles, it would be for New York City, where most of her business ventures are located.

The source states that she will always keep a home base in the United States with her family.

Reasons why Angelina Jolie loves France

Angelina Jolie told to Le Monde last week about her love for France.

"I find it very enriching as an artist and as a woman to be in France. I feel that more of myself comes out here. The conversations seem deeper and more enriching to me."

Another appealing reason to move to France is its generous tax incentives.

As of February 2026, the TRIP scheme has expanded to include 'above-the-line' costs. This allows the salaries of non-European actors to qualify for a 30% tax rebate.

This can climb to 40% provided the production spends over €2 million on French visual effects (VFX).

Each project can receive a maximum rebate of €30 million (£26 million) on qualifying expenses.

Over the past decade, the arrival of Netflix and other streamers has reshaped the French film and TV landscape.

Angelina Jolie would like to follow Anyier Anei's Paris plans

During an Interview, Anyier Anei shared her plans in Paris. Anyier shared, "It's a lovely city. It's very beautiful, super romantic. I like walking around the Seine or bike riding in summer or going to museums. Hopping from exhibitions in the Marie".

Then Angelina Jolie added, "Oh, I have to do that. Follow your, your Paris".

Harvey Weinstein thinks Angelina Jolie and other women were exaggerated

Harvey Weinstein is an American former film producer and convicted sex offender.

In Harvey Weinstein's first interview since his arrest, THR editor-in-chief Maer Roshan asks, "You always fancied yourself such a tough guy. If any of these women had refused you, wouldn’t you have sought to punish them?".

Harvey replied, "Absolutely not. I may be a tough guy, but I’m not deranged. Just the threat of Harvey was enough — maybe more than enough. But it didn’t go to the point of blackballing anybody. If the camera’s on, I’m just going to say Rosanna Arquette, Gwyneth Paltrow, Angelina Jolie — they just exaggerated. They wanted to be part of the club. And they destroyed me."

Rosanna Arquette slammed Harvey's comments, "When it comes to the events that led to Harvey Weinstein’s convictions, plural, by juries of his peers, here are the facts: The assaults happened. The rapes happened."

She insisted in the statement of Weinstein’s THR interview, "I have never exaggerated my assault. Ever. My account of what happened has never changed."

Angelina Jolie praises her adopted home France

Angelina Jolie praises her adopted home France. "I'm at a point in my career where I feel better understood in Europe, and particularly in France, as a woman and an artist, I feel that more of myself comes out here. The conversations seem deeper and more enriching."

Angelina Jolie’s mother was American with French-Canadian heritage, not directly from France but from a French-descended family in Canada.