Angelina Jolie brought Hollywood glamour to the pickleball court as she teamed up with her son Pax for a charity event in Los Angeles.The Oscar-winning actress attended the Support+Feed Pickleball Invitational and Game Night, taking to the court alongside her 22-year-old son. For the charity fundraiser, the actress who turned 51 last week, opted for a stylish all-black ensemble, pairing a black satin top and matching trousers with a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses and leather shoes.

Angelina Jolie takes over the Pickleball court

Despite her unusual outfit choice, the actress was seen embracing her sporty side while delivering quite the performance. Pax, on the other hand, was seen running all around the court, showing off his skills during the friendly matches while his mother let him take the lead.

Shiloh Jolie plays cheerleader for Angelina and Pax

Meanwhile, the mother-son duo found the perfect cheerleader in Shiloh Jolie, who was also at the games, cheering from the sidelines with a friend.

About Angelina Jolie’s Pickleball match

As per the Daily Mail, the event was hosted by Support+Feed, the nonprofit organization founded in 2020 by Maggie Baird, the mother of music stars Billie Eilish and Finneas. The organisation focuses on addressing food insecurity while promoting environmentally sustainable food systems. Baird and her husband, actor Patrick O’Connell, were among the attendees and were photographed alongside Jolie at the event.The fundraiser also attracted several other notable names from the entertainment industry, including Spice Girls singer Melanie C, as well as actors Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard.

Angelina Jolie’s personal life updates

The public outing comes just days after Maddox became the latest of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s kids to legally drop ‘Pitt’ from their surname. In recent years, several of the former couple’s children have made headlines over their decision to drop ‘Pitt’ from their surnames.Jolie and Pitt finalised their divorce settlement in 2024, bringing an end to more than eight years of legal proceedings following their separation in 2016.