Brad Pitt Talks To Psychologies Magazine About His Kids: "I Worry About Them All The Time"

In the November issue of U.K.'s Psychologies magazine, "Fury" actor Brad Pitt chatted about his six children with wife Angelina Jolie. During the interview, the actor touched on the lessons and values he's learned from having his family.

"You learn to value the basic beauty of family, of watching your children grow and evolve. It's the most beautiful thing you can experience," Pitt revealed.

Pitt is the father of 13-year-old Maddox, 10-year-old Pax, 9-year-old Zahara, 8-year-old Shiloh and twins Knox and Vivienne, both of whom are 6-years-old.

Also in the interview, the celeb explains that having children changes what you value and teach in life. "I see my children as an essential part of my life, and it means so much to be able to educate them and help them make their way in the world as they grow up. I love being a father and all the responsibilities that entails."

Currently, he and his wife are working on a new film together, By the Sea, which is reportedly war drama.

So, how does the couple find time to parent six children and film blockbuster hits? With being a working parent, worrying happens and is an essential part of parenting. Your love for something so precious is heightened beyond what you ever could have thought.

"I worry about them all the time," Pitt admits. "That's the emotional bond and responsibility that sweeps over you when you have a family to look after. I care about them more than I care about myself, which I think is the real definition of love. You see past yourself and become more generous and giving, and wanting only the best for your family."