Angelina Jolie, a renowned actress and humanitarian, has always been known for her strong bond with her children. Recently, she and her 16-year-old daughter, Vivienne, took their relationship to the next level by getting matching tattoos. The intricate design, "Stay Gold," is a phrase that holds a special meaning for both mother and daughter.

The idea of getting tattoos together came about during their work on the Broadway show "The Outsiders." Jolie, who produced the musical, hired Vivienne as her assistant, and the experience brought them closer together. Vivienne's thoughtful and serious approach to her work impressed Jolie, who praised her daughter's dedication and commitment to the craft.

The "Stay Gold" phrase is a nod to the classic novel "The Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger, which is also the title of the musical. The phrase has become a symbol of their shared values and the importance of staying true to oneself. Jolie revealed that the tattoo means a great deal to them, both separately and together.

But Jolie's tattoo journey doesn't stop there. She also shares a bird tattoo with some of her other children, which she considers "personal" to them. The bird tattoo, featuring a black outline of a swallow, symbolizes loyalty and homecoming. Jolie debuted the tattoo at the 2024 Tony Awards, where she was spotted with her daughter Vivienne.

The bird tattoo is not the only matching ink in the Jolie family. Social media users noticed that Shiloh, Jolie's daughter, may have also gotten the bird tattoo. Even though Jolie and her ex-husband Brad Pitt have been involved in a messy divorce, their children appear to be taking sides. Vivienne dropped Pitt's last name in the "The Outsiders" playbill, and Shiloh officially dropped the actor's last name when she turned 18.

Mother-Daughter Bonding Through Ink

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