Angelina Jolie on Brad Pitt's Child Abuse Case, 'I Had to Take Action'

Much is over in the tension between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt after FBI cleared all the allegations of child abuse. Now, Jolie breaks her silence for the first time after the divorce and expresses her relief, "I'm relieved Brad Pitt has been cleared of child abuse but I had to take action."

The couple had maintained a low profile since the divorce which they consider a "decision was made for the health of the family."

Hello Magazine writes that Jolie delivered a speech at International Criminal Court and said, "Successful prosecution and new legal benchmark, whether at the ICC or elsewhere is part of the long and vital generational effort."

She also expressed her pleasure over the way the court acted upon her case. She welcomed the court's commitment to adding charges for any crime committed against the kids, wherever the evidence allow. She also congratulated the office of the chief prosecutor and others who are working on the policy. 

The couple is putting behind the bitterness of the past for the first time since the shocking divorce and bringing the family back together for Thanksgiving.

Kids of the split couple have made marvelous efforts in bringing back some sweet moments in the life of the family on this thanksgiving. Ten years old Shiloh made a particular step and sent emotional emails to both the parents, One News Page reports.

Angelina Jolie took the initiative by calling Brad Pitt for arranging the day. She apparently is ordering Thanksgiving Turkey also for the family dinner because they care for the kids and want them to feel the warmth of family gathering again.

Thanksgiving has luckily fallen at a very suitable time when Brad Pitt is being cleared of all allegations of abuse by FBI. Brad, who is a much-loved dad by the kids, is also hoping a bit of a good time together with the kids.