Angelina Jolie, ‘Fury’ Star Brad Pitt’s Children Want Tattoos: ‘Unbroken’ Director Says “NO” Following ‘Moneyball’ Producer Scott Rudin Slam & Sony Pictures ‘Guardians of Peace’ Hack [VIDEO]

By Kyle Dowling k.dowling@musictimes.com | Dec 10, 2014 04:44 PM EST

Angelina Jolie might be covered with a number of tattoos – something that could have caught Brad Pitt's eye in the first place? – but the Hollywood power couple is pretty adamant on their stance on their children getting some ink. Well, at least the Unbroken director. In a new interview, Jolie explained that their children are asking about tattoos. And despite the fact that she herself has them, the actress-director is curious as to how to say, "No." Of course, since the Guardians of Peace leaked some emails Jobs and Moneyball producer Scott Rudin sent Sony Pictures about Jolie – in which he called her a "spoiled brat" – as a result of that Sony Pictures hack, it looks as if she has some other things to take care of first.

"They're already asking me about tattoos," the actress said in an interview with Radio Times. She continued, "How do I say, 'No' It's especially hard for dads and girls," claiming that men get "a little more sensitive" when daughters mark their bodies up with ink as opposed to sons.

Her interview with Radio Times turned to raising her children in the glam of Hollywood, to which Jolie admitted that she's not too big on having them hold a career in the industry that's made her and her husband millions upon millions upon millions. "We've always said, if they want to act, we won't let them only act, because it's not enough. They'll have to find a real job at the same time."

The actress later commented on her hopes that her and Pitt's children turn their interests elsewhere, including writing, activism and politics, saying, "They're very individual people. So, I imagine they're not going to follow their mom and dad."

Jolie is currently hitting the press circuit promoting her new film Unbroken. Check out the trailer below.

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