The world-famous Angelina Jolie loved her mother very much. She always wanted to become the same caring mother for her own children. Jolie owes her outstanding external data to her parent, who was very beautiful in her youth.
Marcheline Bertrand is the mother of a Hollywood celebrity. She was born in May of the 50th year of the last century and was an actress whose career began in the 70s. 21-year-old Marcheline was just beginning to gain fame, but she met Jon Voight, an actor who was already very recognizable then, and later won an Oscar.
In the 71st, John and Marcheline got married, in this marriage a son, James, and a daughter were born, whose name we all know well. After the appearance of children, Bertrand was forced to leave her dreams of a career as a famous actress and devote herself entirely to raising heirs.
There were rumors that the mother, seeing in Angelina the features of her father, who later left the family, moved away from her. But, having matured, Jolie became very close to her mother and considered her the most generous, honest, bright and kind person. Angelina always dreamed of becoming the same loving parent for her children.
Marcheline supported the initiatives of her daughter, who fulfilled her mother’s dream. Bertrand was no less beautiful than Jolie: with refined features, luxurious dark hair, a deep look, an expressive smile and a graceful figure. She always looked natural and feminine, which she also taught Angelina, who is considered by many to be a style icon.
After her divorce from Voight in the 80th year, Bertrand was involved in charity work and tried to organize a foundation that supported Native Americans. After recovering from her breakup with John, she began to build a relationship with an eminent director named Billy Day. Several pregnancies that occurred in this union ended unsuccessfully.
Since 2002, Angelina’s mother has been legally married to Tom Bessamre, who supported his wife until her very last days. In 2006, Jolie gave birth to a daughter. Then her mother had been fighting for almost ten years with an insidious oncological disease that affected the mammary glands and ovaries. In January 2007, she died, but managed to see her granddaughter, whom she had long dreamed of. Angelina often remembers her mother and mentally refers to her.