Hollywood star Angelina Jolie discusses her charity work with partner Brad Pitt and her six children because she doesn't have any friends she can speak to.
The 35-year-old actress, who is on a visit to Pakistan to help flood victims of the nation, admitted she doesn't have many people in her life she can confide in except her partner Brad Pitt and their six children, reported CNN online.
"I talk to my family - I talk to Brad, and he wants to know as much as he can about these issues and every trip. And he's been here as well. He came here with me after the earthquake in 2005," said Jolie.
"I don't have a lot of friends I talk to. He's really the only person I talk to. But I told my children. I think it also helps them to be better people to understand a little bit about the world," she added.
The 'Changeling' star, who is visiting Pakistan as the Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), said she is overwhelmed by the complex issues facing the country.
"I think it's complicated. I'm here with UNHCR and they've been in this country for 32 years, and I've been here four times and there's been four different reasons to come. There's one crisis after another. They've pretty much confronted every different type of disaster.
"We tend to focus on one issue at a time but Pakistan, as you know, is so complex because it has not just the people from the flood and the 18 million affected now but it still has the 1.7 million Afghan people who are here who have been displaced," she said.
{{/usCountry}}"We tend to focus on one issue at a time but Pakistan, as you know, is so complex because it has not just the people from the flood and the 18 million affected now but it still has the 1.7 million Afghan people who are here who have been displaced," she said.
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