Angelina Jolie has spoken publicly about her pregnancy evident for the first time, several months after the reports first appeared that the winner of the Oscar awaits twins with Brad Pitt.The actress and goodwill ambassador of the United Nations was in Washington for a discussion on Iraq's education policy on Tuesday when she got a playful push unborn her.
Speaking after the speech, Angelina Jolie said: "I felt totally kick in the middle of the event."
Angelina Jolie, who was joined in Washington by his adopted son, six-year-old Maddox, and Pax, four, added: "It's a very special moment in our lives."
Despite the interruption, Jolie has continued to speak passionately about his two trips to Iraq torn by war and urged the international community to make education a priority.
The actress told the Council on Foreign Relations: "The best way to treat children from the trauma of conflict is to have them focus on their future.
"Every child has the right to education and conflict is not a reason to ignore it."
Angelina Jolie - who also has an adopted daughter, three years, Zahara, 22 months and a biological daughter, Shiloh, with Pitt - then talked about his new initiative Education Partnership for Children of conflict.
She explained PECC would be "a center that helps educate and coordinate the various efforts of those who work to promote education for children in conflict".
