Angelina
Jolie
says
the
whole
world
feels
like
her
"family".
The
actress
feels
a
connection
to
people
"around
the
world" and
this
sparked
her
decision
to
adopt
three
children.
When
Angelina
was
asked
if
seeing
displaced
families
in
refugee
camps
inspired
her
to
adopt,
she
said:
"It
might
be
part
of
the
reason
my
kids
are
from
some
of
those
countries,
and
were
on
their
own.
I
feel
very
close
to
children
or
people
around
the
world
and
when
I
met
my
kids,
they
were,
to
me,
extraordinary
-
and
felt
just
like
family.
And
that's
how
I
feel
about
the
world
and
other
people's
kids."
Angelina,
who
adopted
her
first
child,
five-year-old
Maddox,
from
Cambodia,
says
she
was
destined
to
raise
him.
She
told
CNN's
Anderson
Cooper:
"I
fell
in
love
with
the
people
of
Cambodia
and
I
was
sitting
with
a
little
kid
playing
blocks
and
feeling
like
my
son
was
somewhere
there.
And
he
was." Angelina,
who
also
adopted
daughter
Zahara,
two,
from
Ethopia
and
three-year-old
son
Pax
Thien
from
Vietnam,
is
looking
forward
to
extending
her
family.
The
'Tomb
Raider' star,
who
is
dating
Brad
Pitt,
said:
"We're
always
thinking
about
adopting
others,
we
fluctuate
between
like
seven
and
12.
We're
just
making
sure
that
everybody
has
enough
time
-
it
can
take
a
full
day
making
sure
everybody
has
special
attention.
"I
only
work
sporadically
now
and
when
I
do
work,
Brad's
a
great
Dad,
so
we
take
turns
as
parents."
Brad
and
Angelina
also
have
one-year-old
biological
daughter
Shiloh.