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Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie Inspire Chef Jamie Oliver To Adopt

Hollywood stars adopting kids from other countries has been a big headliner in recent years — especially with Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie leading the charge with ever-expanding families. Like other areas of influence, many people have become inspired by these stars and the idea of giving opportunity to a kid that might not otherwise have any. Famous chef Jamie Oliver is the latest to say he’s been moved to potentially adopt by the famous celebrity couple.

“I live at home with three girls and I need a bit of testosterone. If I can’t produce a boy I will have to adopt one. I would consider it,” he recently told The UK Telegraph. “We have two beautiful, healthy girls and we cherish them. But I’d be lying if I said it wouldn’t be great to have a boy.”

On Angelina and Brad (whom he cooked some years ago for) he said, “Adoption is such a selfless act and they have a lovely family environment. It’s humbling and beautiful to see. Jools would like to have another child but there are so many vulnerable orphans out there. Jools and I need to sit down and have a very serious conversation about it.”

via UK Telegraph


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