Angelina Jolie’s son, Knox, looks like his eldest sibling, Shiloh, during a recent solo outing [PHOTOS]

Knox Leon Jolie-Pittthe youngest son of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pittwas recently spotted enjoying a solo run at Griffith Park in Los Angeles. The 15-year-old drew attention for his striking resemblance to his eldest sibling, Shiloh Jolie, as he embraced a low-key outing. Knox, dressed casually in a Muay Thai t-shirt, gray shorts, and running shoes, was seen focused and in his element as he jogged through the park trails.

His confident demeanor mirrored Shiloh, who has also been in the public eye for their sporty style and vibrant personality. The Jolie-Pitt siblings have often been noted for their shared features, but Knox’s resemblance to Shiloh, who is three years his senior, was especially noticeable during this rare outing.

Both siblings share the striking blend of their parents’ features—Angelina’s sharp cheekbones and Brad’s relaxed charm.

Knox and his twin sister Vivienne Jolie, were captured helping their mom out during Thanksgiving, as they were spotted shopping for groceries at their local supermarket ahead of the traditional family dinner.

Shiloh Jolie’s new pixie cut

In December 2024, the 18-year-old dancer was captured on their way to class, accompanied by a close friend. Jolie debuted a sleek pixie cut, pairing their bold new hairstyle with a practical headband to keep their blonde locks out of their face during class. The outing follows recent photos of Jolie’s siblings, Knox and Vivienne, preparing for Thanksgiving.

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Angelina Jolie has consistently supported her children’s individuality, particularly Shiloh’s passion for dance. In a 2010 interview with Reutersthe actress and director emphasized the importance of allowing children to express themselves freely. “Kids should be allowed to express themselves however they wish without fear of judgment, as it’s a vital part of their growth.” This supportive approach has guided all six of her children, motivating them to pursue their individual paths.