Angelina Jolie reacts to kids dropping Pitt name, Love Island's Olandria and Nic split | P6Headlines

Angelina Jolie is reportedly focused on healing after another one of her children illegally dropped Brad Pitt's last name. We've got the latest on the Jolie-Pitt family's ongoing legal name changes in today's Page Six headlines. A source close to the actress told Page Six that Jolie isn't angry and simply wants everyone involved to heal, adding that the children have chosen not to speak publicly about the family situation. 18-year-old Vivian filed paperwork in Los Angeles on July 20th, citing personal reasons honoring Jolie's late mother, Marshalene Bertrand. She's the latest of Jolie and Pitt's children to drop or publicly stop using the Pitt surname following similar legal filings or public name changes by Shiloh, Maddox, Zahara, and Knox. Vivian's filing comes after Jolie and Pitt finalized their divorce in late 2024, ending more than eight years of legal proceedings. Next, Love Island USA stars The fan-favorite season seven couple have decided to part ways just over a year after leaving the villa together, according to People. A source said long distance and their busy schedules made it difficult to maintain their relationship, but added that they remain close friends who have a deep love and respect for one another. Nick and Alandria won over viewers after a surprise Casa Amor twist reunited them in the villa, and they ultimately finished as runner-ups on the show. In recent months, both stars have defended keeping their relationship mostly private, saying they didn't wanna monetize their romance or feel pressured to share every moment online. Finally, Jason Alexander is apologizing for a controversial comedy sketch with Courtney Stodden. The Seinfeld alum issued a public apology after Courtney Stodden criticized a 2012 Funny or Die sketch they filmed together when she was 17 years old. In a statement to Page Six, Alexander said he now agrees the sketch was inappropriate, expressed regret, and apologized for any harm or distress it caused Stodden. Earlier this week, Stodden shared details from the sketch on Instagram, saying she was a minor whose body became part of an adult joke and questioning why so many adults allowed it to happen. She also said she's speaking out to advocate for stronger protections for children and continues to support legislation that would set the minimum marriage age to 18 with no exceptions in California. For more of today's biggest stories, head to PageSix.com.