Angelina Jolie: 'My blonde-haired natural daughter Shiloh is the outcast in our family'

Daily mail ^ | Last updated at 16:33pm on 11th December 2007 | by DONNA McCONNELL

[Perdogg]

Angelina Jolie revealed that her blonde-haired blue-eyed natural child Shiloh, 20 months, is the 'outcast' in her ethnically diverse family.

The actress - who has adopted three other children from around the world - said in a revealing interview, that her only biological child, fathered by actor Brad Pitt, is the odd one out because of her bright blonde hair.

[KC Burke]

This is a latent expression of her leftist revulsion for her own heritage.

[rednesss]

How about a mega barf alert next time????

[Hegemony Cricket]

Outcast, huh. Well, I’m sure that there are loving parents out there who would gladly adopt this girl...

[hoe_cake]

Jolie said, “...she’s almost going to be the outcast... .”

Considering the ethnicity of Shiloh’s siblings and the dark features of Jolie, this makes perfect sense. Shiloh resembles her dad with that light blonde hair.

I don’t think Jolie meant anything derogatory about Shiloh.

[Greg F]

I’ll read what she said charitably and say she was joking around about the ‘outcast’ thing and was just trying to be fair.

[Lizavetta]

is the 'outcast' in her ethnically diverse family.

Why would her ethnically diverse family outcast someone who doesn't look like them? How "white" of them.

[sarasota]

I don’t either. Twist of words and she looks like the bad girl that so many want her to be. I think/hope that’s in her past.

[hoe_cake]

Thank you, Sarasota. Jolie used the word “almost.”

[ishabibble]

Mental Case has said disturbing things about this child before. Shortly after the birth, she called her natural daughter a “blob” and said she didn’t like the child as much as her adopted children because “it” had no personality.

They are a homeless family, endlessly flying around the world in search of more fame and more rainbow children.
That sick creep needs to be put in a straitjacket.

[Perdogg]

I could not fit it in the space limitation.

[Larebil]

This is the same woman who walked around with a vile of blood around her neck for a while. When she was with Billy Bob Thornton. I think they both had each other’s blood in a vile they wore.

Another hollywood freak.

She should be happy the child is healthy and of sound mind.

[hoe_cake]

There but for the grace of God go I.

[vetvetdoug]

Cowbird comes to mind.

[traditional1]

[DCPatriot]

Must have photo...Must have photo...Must have photo...

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

Beautiful little girl. I think it is right to try very hard to treat them all the same and if you can feel the same towards them, even better. Ah but I know human nature and I have seen this sort of thing up close. The biological tie is very strong. I woulld normally think Jolie as the mother would be the most likely to at some point show favortism. But she is a different bird and my compensate by doing just the opposite. In this weird arrangement I think Brad is the most likely to act with a biological favortism and do it without apology -- eventually.

I predict he will leave with the daughter someday and seek full custody of only her, or any other biological children they may have in the future.

I don't say this because I wish anything less that a wonderful life for the other children. I'm just saying nature is what it is and the biological connection is very strong. Overall that's a wonderful thing or else more parents would abandon their children.

[napscoordinator]

Pictures please. She is allowed to make a joke occasionally. People around here are so serious. Get over youselves (not refering to you).

[sarasota]

If I had a dollar for every time I’ve said that...:)

[hoe_cake]

Your open-mindedness is greatly appreciated.

I can understand Jolie feeling compassion for the pain her adopted children went through when they were abandoned orphans.

And I can understand her reasoning that Shiloh is “privileged” to have been born in a safe, loving environment.

We all have our ways of expressing ourselves. We’ve all made mistakes and learned.