Angelina Jolie is already looking out for her daughter Zahara’s future.
The actress plans to build an AIDS clinic in Ethiopa, Zahara’s native country, so the 3-year-old can manage it when she is older.
“We will be building a TB (tuberculosis)/AIDS clinic in Ethiopia. One we plan for Zahara to take over when she is older,” Jolie told Britain’s Hello magazine.
The couple will take a trip to her adoptive daughter’s native country to discuss building the medical center through the Jolie-Pitt Foundation, a charity she set up with Brad Pitt in 2006.
But Zahara isn’t the only one with a special gift for the future, Jolie wants to take Maddox to Cambodia, his native country.
“The next trip for our foundation will most likely to be Asia to follow up on the situation in Burma and our work in Cambodia,” the actress told the magazine.
But, she adds, that trip will have to wait for now. “The boys have been asking to go so we will take them when Knox and Viv are a little bit older.”
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt welcomed their twins July 12. The twins are the fifth and sixth children for the couple who already have Maddox, 6, Pax, 4, Zahara, 3, and Shiloh, 2.
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