William Bradley Pitt! Even just hearing his name makes millions of his fans swoon. In addition to being attractive, talented, and a well-known figure in the entertainment industry, Brad Pitt also has a respectable net worth. So, you might be wondering what kind of life one of Hollywood’s wealthiest stars might be leading.

Even though the World War Z actor and his ex-wife Angelina Jolie may not be on the best of terms now, being together, they were the epitome of marital bliss and were praised for their parenting style.

Brad Pitt
Brad Pitt

Because of this, the cost of raising their six children became a major issue in their divorce proceedings when the Lara Croft: Tomb Raider actress asked her estranged husband, Pitt, for a hearing on child support on August 7, 2016. Given their demanding schedules and the challenges of raising six kids, it is not surprising that the two celebrities will require outside help.

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 However, the amount of money they reportedly spend on their nannies is really staggering. 

How much does raising kids for Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie cost? 

Oklahoma-born actor and producer William Bradley Pitt is a native of that state. He got his big break by featuring in Thelma & Louise, which debuted in 1991. Following that, he starred in the highly regarded movies Seven, Fight Club, and Ocean’s Eleven. 

Naturally, Angelina Jolie and Bradley Pitt both enjoy enormous wealth. By the time of their divorce in 2016, according to Forbes, he had made $315.5 million and the Salt actress had earned around $239 million. Thus, as experts explain to People, their life with kids is astronomically expensive.

Angelina Jolie Breaks Silence Over Brad Pitt
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt

People published information about the Jolie-Pitt family’s expenses in 2018. Their full-time nanny’s salary was disclosed to the publication by Lindsey Thomason, CEO of The Nanny League in Los Angeles. According to reports, it is $140,000 annually without nannies’ health insurance.

The affluent couple has six children together: twins Vivienne and Knox, Maddox, Pax, Zahara, and Shiloh. According to a report by Daily Mail, the family once had appointed between six to nine nannies to work for them, one for every child. The nannies were reportedly changed out every six months in order to prevent attachments.  

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A huge sum of money is spent on their extravagant parties

The expenses are not limited to the kids’ upbringing only. The father of six children has given more than $10 million to various foundations and nonprofit groups. Also, the Ocean’s Twelve actor has travel expenses, which he used to carry out for humanitarian purposes to Pakistan, Haiti, and Ethiopia. This seems like a huge sum of money, but Forbes magazine found that, when their salaries were taken into account, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie weren’t only spending excessive amounts of money on their kids or traveling. 

Health care, transportation, food, clothing, education, and other expenses could all be broken down separately from the total cost. Given that there are six children, it is understandable why this number would be high. The Oscar-winning actor does, however, also live a lavish lifestyle, with expenses for transportation including private jets, a sizable staff of nannies, and elite private tutors. 

Brad Pitt
Brad Pitt

According to Forbes, the breakdown of the expenses included “more than a million on private tutors who travel around the world with them” and “$900,000 on six nannies (one for each child).”

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Additionally, it was claimed that their annual expenses included hotel costs, lavish birthday celebrations, and a sizable grocery bill that included in-house room service. 

Source: The Things 

 

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