Angelina
Jolie's
"rainbow
family" of
adopted
and
biological
children
is
not
finished
yet
-
not
by
a
long
way.
When
US
chat
show
host
Jon
Stewart
asked
the
Hollywood
actor
how
high
she
and
Brad
Pitt
might
go,
Jolie
said,
"It
fluctuates
between
seven
and
13
or
14."
Stewart,
"Wow,
I'll
tell
you
this,
I
admire
that
because
two
is
kicking
my
ass."
Jolie,
"Yeah,
I
understand
that.
Four
is
kind
of
kicking
our
ass,
but
we
kind
of
feel
like,
'Damn
it,
we're
up
for
the
challenge!'."
Jolie,
who
is
on
the
promotional
trail
for
her
latest
film
'A
Mighty
Heart'
has
been
the
subject
of
reports
that
she
is
considering
adopting
a
child
in
the
Czech
Republic,
where
she
made
her
last
film.
The
rumours
come
only
months
after
she
adopted
Pax
Thien,
a
three-year-old
from
Vietnam.
His
surname
was
changed
to
Jolie-Pitt
in
the
US,
acknowledging
Pitt
as
his
father.
The
Hollywood
stars
now
have
four
children
-
Maddox,
Zahara,
their
biological
baby
daughter
Shiloh,
and
Pax.
Although
32-year-old
Jolie
has
proudly
revealed
plans
to
add
to
her
extensive
brood,
she
and
Pitt
have
been
less
than
enthusiastic
about
sharing
personal
details
during
interviews
with
journalists.
Ahead
of
her
promotions
for
A
Mighty
Heart
Jolie's
representatives
insisted
each
reporter
had
to
sign
a
contract
before
speaking
to
her
-
whom
she
told
Stewart
was
"excessive".
A
Mighty
Heart,
which
was
produced
by
Pitt,
is
based
on
the
real-life
kidnapping
and
murder
of
US
journalist
Daniel
Pearl.