'So Brad, this is your chance to take off from being all hot and a big timer, and get over to South Korea and fix this,' the host says indirectly to the 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' star.
- Oct 19, 2019
AceShowbiz - Wendy Williams is giving Brad Pitt some tips in how to salvage his relationship with estranged son Maddox. During the Friday, October 18 episode of "The Wendy Williams Show", the 55-year-old host urged the actor to go to meet his son in South Korea, where he just started his freshman year of college.
"Brad can fly to Korea and squat outside the dorm... If you really want to connect with this boy then leave Angelina out of it and basically, you go over there and stalk him in the name of love," Wendy, who was just honored with a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame, said. She went on saying that Maddox was probably having a difficult time dealing with his fall-out with his father, especially because Angie "adopted him from another country" before she was with Brad.
She then played a paparazzi interview, taking place in South Korea, in which Maddox was asked if his dad was going to visit him. "I don't know about that [or] what's happening," the 18-year-old responded while walking through his college campus, Yonsei University. The interviewer continued to ask another question, "Is your relationship with him over?" to which Maddox coyly answered, "Um, whatever happens, happens."
"It doesn't seem like he cares one way or another if Brad gets back with him or not, but he also didn't say brad is shut out," Wendy continued. "So Brad, this is your chance to take off from being all hot and a big timer, and get over to South Korea and fix this."
It was previously reported that the rift between the father and son happened after they had a volatile argument while on a private plane with Angelina. Maddox is one Brad and Angelina's other children, Pax (15), Zahara (14), Shiloh (13) and 11-year-old twins Vivienne and Knox. Angelina and Brad's divorce has yet to be finalized as they are embroiled in a long custody battle.
