Hollywood actress and director Angelina Jolie became the cover star of the September issue of the American glossy magazine L'Officiel. In a candid interview, the 51-year-old star, photographed in outfits by Fendi, Ferragamo, and her own creative project Atelier Jolie, spoke about her six children growing up, new creative plans, and her desire to radically change her lifestyle. The feature, titled "Life Without Borders," came out against the backdrop of the actress's youngest children — twins Vivienne and Knox — officially turning 18 in July 2026, which, according to Jolie, marked the beginning of a new chapter.
A New Kind of Vacation: Nature, Travel, and a Motorcycle
In the interview, the actress admitted that she is tired of the usual format of rest and now looks forward to socializing and an active life. "I'm not the kind of person who goes on vacation, goes shopping, or does things like that. I envision more work outdoors, more travel, and simply being somewhere in the world. Getting my motorcycle back, getting back on a plane," she shared. This mindset contrasts with the image of a star tied to Los Angeles, who in recent years was rumored to be planning a move.
Raising Children: "Not to Get in the Way"
Jolie also spoke about her approach to raising her six children, emphasizing her pride in their independence. "They are, without a doubt, independent individuals. And that makes me very happy, because, in my opinion, one of the most important tasks is not to get in their way," the actress noted. She stated that she tries not to interfere in the lives of her grown-up children, but rather to support them and help them realize their own potential.
A Nomadic Lifestyle and Cambodia
The main practical decision was giving up a permanent residence in the United States. Jolie stated that she does not want to tie herself to one city, but at the same time she strives to keep a "home" for her family — a place where family photos and personal belongings will be kept. She plans to spend part of the year in Cambodia, which is connected to her by family and years of humanitarian work. "I would like to have a main place for my family. And then I would like to live a bit like a nomad for some time," the actress explained. She had previously spoken about her desire to leave Los Angeles, and in May 2026 she put her estate in the Los Feliz area up for sale for nearly 30 million dollars.
Creative Work and Humanitarian Efforts Beyond the US
Among the priorities of the new chapter is the development of her creative project Atelier Jolie, founded in New York in 2023, but which the actress intends to take beyond the United States. In parallel, Jolie plans to devote more time to humanitarian initiatives: she will continue working with refugees and develop her Maddox Foundation in Cambodia. Thus, the September interview in L'Officiel became a public confirmation that the star is consciously moving toward a more mobile, "borderless" way of life, combining creativity, family, and charity.
