Yesterday morning Angelina Jolie said she, and Brad Pitt, will adopt more children. Pretty soon the family will need a private plane, and private bus to transport everyone. When the kids get older they should learn to play an instrument, and start a new Partridge family reality show.

The pictures of Angelina Jolie, and the kids, that Brad Pitt took and sold to W Magazine have now been released. They are, um, boring at best. Hey, shouldn’t Shiloh be wearing a shirt or something?

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The Angelina Jolie breastfeeding picture from the upcoming W magazine photoshoot done by Brad Pitt, is kind of disappointing. I though perhaps we’d see more, but all I see if a litle hand and a side boob.

Life and Style says there will be a picture of Angelina Jolie breastfeeding the wonder twins in the November issue of W magazine. The issue hits newsstands on October 21.

A source said:

"Angelina posed for Brad in one of the photos while breastfeeding. It’s really beautiful and tastefully done."

Brad Pitt took the pictures himself at the Chateau Miraval in France in August.

MILF pics! YAY!

At her movie the Changeling premiere on Saturday in New York, Angelina Jolie was asked if she was done having children, to which she replied, "No." She went on to say:

"We often try to have a bath alone together at the end of the night and sit and talk, but they hear the water and want to jump in. It’s fun and it’s lovely, the thing about having six kids is once you’ve passed three or four it’s so crazy anyway that it’s just more chaos and it’s all OK."

"The twins are just the sweetest little things. They lay next to each other. They’re starting to smile a lot. Knox looks like Brad and Vivienne looks more like me. They are developing interesting personalities. Knox seems more relaxed and Vivienne is more loud."

With all the movies Brad and Angelina having been filming, it seems there couldn’t be much time left for the kids, but somehow they manage. I guess we’ll find out how well they did when the kids grow up and start talking to the press, and possibly rebelling.