Six months after he was hospitalised for injuries from a similar accident, Angelina Jolie’s son Pax Jolie-Pitt has been involved in another electric bike accident.
The actress’ 21-year-old boy, who she had with her ex Brad Pitt, 61, was hospitalised six months ago for injuries from a similar accident, and he has now been captured on video involved in another of the accidents.
Angelina Jolie’s Son Pax Jolie-Pitt Crashes Electric Bike Again
Witnesses told the outlet he was riding with no hands before making a turn and colliding with the vehicle.
The incident, captured on video by TMZ, shows Pax speaking to the car’s occupants as they inspected the damage.
Everyone appeared calm, and Pax seemed uninjured – quickly realigning his handlebars before riding off again.
It marks the latest in a series of e-bike accidents for Pax, who is the second eldest of Angelina and Brad’s six children.
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A source close to the family told Page Six at the time Pax had sustained “complex trauma” and initially complained of a head injury and hip pain to first responders.
Doctors were said to have feared he had suffered a minor brain bleed, but he was released later that week following treatment.
An insider said at the time: “He and his mother were deeply grateful for the quick and life-saving action of first responders, and the outstanding medical care he received.”
Friends and family have expressed growing concern over Pax’s behavior, describing his approach to bike riding as “reckless”.
One insider told Page Six: “His friends are concerned about him. They’re worried.”
Despite his history of accidents, Pax is reportedly consistent about not wearing a helmet, though he was wearing one during Friday’s ride.
Insiders previously revealed his repeated accidents have left loved ones uneasy, with one source branding him “reckless”.
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Sources: TMZ, BMX, Page Six
Image Credit: BANG SHOWBIZ