Angelina Feeds Her Kids Ice Cream for Breakfast

Of all the people in the world, the Jolie-Pitts would be the ones we'd least expect to keep their growing brood on a junk food diet, however, that really seems to be the case. No idea why everyone automatically assumes celebrity kids have better diets than the ones whose parents are not fame-seeking millionaires, but it may have something to do with the fact that we all assume more money equals more expensive, organic food and maybe a nanny to handle the meals when the parents don't have the time or can't be bothered to start cooking healthy dishes. However, in the Jolie-Pitt household, it's all about the ice-cream and the junk food at breakfast.

Life and Style Weekly magazine quotes a family source who insists that Angelina and Brad don't go out of their way to make sure their children have a healthy diet. "If Zahara wants ice cream for breakfast, she'll get it. They like to take care of the kids on their own. But they can't cook, so they look for food that comes out of a box and doesn't have to be cooked - and the kids just love fried food," the source reveals. The part about not wanting anyone else around is quite understandable for two celebrities that are so intensely hunted by the media as Jolie and Pitt, however, feeding their children on a steady diet of junk food is definitely not what most parents do. "Brad and Angelina work really hard at letting their kids be normal. That means they let them do stuff we all did as kids, like eat chocolate or a bag of chips," the source adds. And while there's nothing wrong with eating the occasional chip, allowing kids to have ice-cream for breakfast is probably not a very good idea.

"They eat fast-food, pizza, chips and sugary soft drinks. Brad and Angie let them eat what they want because it brings harmony to the chaotic household. [They] don't like to be too strict," the source adds. In the end, for two people who won the amount of money that these two do, hiring a cook to travel round with them and making sure their children eat healthy diets would definitely make much more sense than stuffing their kids with junk food - who, it would seem, is often the source of their not-so-friendly squabbles. "Zahara once clawed Shiloh's cheek after she tried to take her cookie. She's always pulling on Shiloh's hair so she can steal her food," another insider had previously revealed.