Brad Pitt fears he and Angelina Jolie may have disturbed the peace and tranquility of Namibia by taking up temporary residence in the African nation and having daughter Shiloh there. "I was told that at a meeting of the African Union - the Namibian Minister of Tourism was asking South Africa how to benefit from tourism because people didn't go there," Pitt says. "Two months later, we went there, so we may have ruined a good thing. But we were searching for something where we could bring our child into the world and have some semblance of privacy for ourselves and our kids. Shiloh was given a Namibian passport and that will bring us back there. At the same time we can invest in the place - a place that Angie had fallen in love with - and help a little bit with their program."Brad's hopes for Namibia
Brad Pitt fears he and Angelina Jolie may have disturbed the peace and tranquility of Namibia by taking up temporary residence in the African nation and having daughter Shiloh there. "I was told that at a meeting of the African Union - the Namibian Minister of Tourism was asking South Africa how to benefit from tourism because people didn't go there," Pitt says. "Two months later, we went there, so we may have ruined a good thing. But we were searching for something where we could bring our child into the world and have some semblance of privacy for ourselves and our kids. Shiloh was given a Namibian passport and that will bring us back there. At the same time we can invest in the place - a place that Angie had fallen in love with - and help a little bit with their program."