Hollywood stars Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s daughter Shiloh has officially dropped her father’s surname and is now going by the name “Shiloh Jolie”, according to international media reports.

The revelation came during a recent fashion event in Los Angeles, where all eyes were on 19-year-old Shiloh as she was introduced by her mother’s surname only. The change was further highlighted in the event’s official press release.

The event featured a musical performance by artist Louella, who debuted her new song “Naive”. What made the performance stand out was the choreography — designed entirely by Shiloh, showcasing her growing influence in the world of performing arts.

The press release confirmed that Shiloh is now legally known as “Shiloh Jolie”, marking a significant shift in her personal identity. The name change is seen as a tribute to her mother, Angelina Jolie, and a step toward establishing her own creative identity, separate from her father’s legacy.

Shiloh’s move not only symbolizes independence but also hints at a deeper emotional or personal alignment with her mother, as she forges her own path in the world of entertainment and art.

Earlier, In the ongoing legal battle between former Hollywood couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, fresh allegations have surfaced concerning their financial disputes, particularly regarding Chateau Miraval, dubbed ‘the war of the roses’.

Jolie has accused Pitt of ‘financially draining her’ amidst their prolonged legal tussle since their split in 2016.

However, a recent investigation by DailyMail.com reveals that Jolie’s financial standing has experienced a significant upturn since the end of their decade-long relationship, which included a two-year marriage.

This financial boost, amounting to nearly $100 million, comes from various sources, including loans, child support, gifts, and notably, the sale of Jolie’s 50 percent stake in Chateau Miraval, a property central to their legal dispute.

The French estate, acquired for $60 million in 2008, has seen a remarkable increase in value, now estimated at approximately $164 million, partly due to Pitt’s contributions and investments in the business.

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