Jolie had no special treatment, agency insists

Angelina Jolie was not given preferential treatment for her adoption of three-year-old Vietnamese boy Pax Thien, the agency who handled it has vowed.

Mon, 19 Mar, 2007 - 09:05

Angelina Jolie was not given preferential treatment for her adoption of three-year-old Vietnamese boy Pax Thien, the agency who handled it has vowed.

Jolie and partner Brad Pitt began proceedings in Vietnam last summer, US-based agency Adoptions From The Heart has revealed. The average adoption in Vietnam takes sixth months or longer to go through.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: Vietnam Place: US Place: Hanoi Place: America Person: Jolie Person: Angelina Jolie Person: Pax Thien Person: Brad Pitt Person: Heidi Gonzalez Person: Gonzalez Person: Vu Doc Long Person: Pax Organisation: Adoptions From The Heart Organisation: Vietnamese government Organisation: CHI

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