Recently, on the 150th anniversary issue of Harper Bazzar magazine, actress Angelina Jolie was chosen to be the cover face. She went to a desert area, located in a wildlife reserve in Namibia to take photos with jaguars.  

Here, Jolie posed next to three jaguars rescued and cared for in the wild nature reserve. The leopards were raised from a young age, so they are very friendly with people. In the special issue, Angelina Jolie has expressed her tough stance on feminism and the responsibility of the community in protecting the environment. Recently, she was also one of the victims who spoke out about being sexually abused by “Hollywood tycoon” Harvey Weinstein. 

Angelina confided about Nambia: “Namibia represents not only the love of family and friends, but also the effort to balance people with the environment, which determines our future.”

The female star smiled brightly in the photos in the magazine. Jolie expressed about the strength that has helped her overcome all difficulties in her life’s ups and downs: “You will never be defeated if you still find your own way”. 

 Angelina shared the happiness of being back in Africa, where 11 years ago she gave birth to her first daughter, Shiloh Jolie-Pitt.

In July, the actress and her children traveled to Namibia to attend the opening of a wildlife reserve, named after her daughter Shiloh Wildlife Sanctuary, which rescues and cares for commonly endangered animals. hunting like elephants, rhinos.