Stick-Thin Angelina Jolie So Stressed Out! Smokes 2 Packs Per Day Despite Mom’s Cancer Scare

Looks like Angelina Jolie has never been so stressed out in her life. Aside from looking stick-thin, she now smokes two packs of cigarette per day. People close to the actress are now worried about her health and of course remembering that her own mother died of cancer as well. Reports say that the actress could be worried of the new FBI decision which cleared Brad Pitt of child abuse. Angelina could be worried that the new decision could change Brad's bearing over custody of their 6 kids.

Radar Online reported how Angelina Jolie may be smoking herself to death. It said that the actress is now very thin and despite her mother dying of cancer, she just won't stop smoking. She is so stressed that she continues to consume two packs per day. Her weight has not improved since she and Brad Pitt were separated and it looks like she will continue to lose weight stressing over the court's decision.

The Inquisitr said that the "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" actors cannot agree on child custody. Angelina Jolie filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences way back in September. She wants full physical and legal custody of all their six children and wants to grant Brad regular visits. Brad on the other hand wants joint physical and legal custody of the kids and does not agree with visitation rights only.

Since the two separated, he was only able to be with his kids for three times. Reports even said that the kids did not even warm up to their father during his visits. Angelina did not invite Brad for Thanksgiving making this his first time to celebrate the holiday minus his family.

While Angelina is stress smoking at home, Brad is making a comeback and could be seen almost everywhere. He is currently busy promoting his movie "Allied" with actress Marion Cotillard.

A lot of chain smokers may find it hard to quit but there are quit smoking products out in the market such as Habitrol nicotine patches and Nicorette gums. These may help curb a person's craving for nicotine.