Angelina Jolie undergoes anti-aging laser treatments at 50: 'She has always been religious about...'

Angelina Jolie has often been described as the most beautiful woman in the world. This year, she has turned 50 and as per reports, to continue looking this gorgeous, she has been undergoing anti-aging treatment.

A source close to the actress said, “Angelina has always been religious about protecting her skin from the sun. That has definitely helped her stay youthful-looking. But of course, she’s had some help from her dermatologist too. This past year, she decided to really make self-care a priority because she wanted to look her absolute best for this next decade.”

Jolie has opted for “a couple of serious laser treatments to really smooth out her overall texture and tighten things up.”

“The results have been fantastic. She’s no stranger to Botox either — she’s been using it for years — but is said to be very conservative with it to ensure she never looks frozen-faced,” the source added.

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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie got married on August 23, 2014 and filed for divorce a decade later, shocking their fans. Jolie accused the actor of emotional and physical abuse. Their altercation on a flight back in 2016 was the first glimpse of a tumultuous relationship that was on the brink of crumbling apart.

The F1 actor has now spoken about his phase post the divorce in a recent interview and said, “I needed rebooting. I needed to wake up in some areas.”

Pitt added, “I was pretty much on my back, on my knees. I was really open to… I was trying anything that anyone threw at me. It was a particularly difficult time.”

“Everyone was so open, it gave me permission in a way to go, ‘OK, I’m going to step out on this edge and see what happens,” revealed the actor.

He added, “Then I just really grew to love it.” The experience, Pitt added, stood in stark contrast to his upbringing in Missouri’s Ozarks, where emotional suppression was the norm and “everything’s great.”