Brad and Angelina took the kids to see the Immortal tour
Hollywood’s beloved couple, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, took their children to watch a show from the Immortal tour in Las Vegas.
The two traveled to Las Vegas on Saturday along with their six children—three of whom they have adopted. They then went to see Michael Jackson’s Immortal show at the Mandalay Bay Hotel in the city, together with their four older children. The reason for this outing may have been Brad’s birthday celebration, as he turned 48 that day.
A witness, speaking to Robin Leach of the Las Vegas Sun, said they were seated in the second row and enjoyed the show like “Sarin.”
"They stayed in the theater until the very last minute—not that they disappeared right when the show ended. They stood alongside ordinary people and cheered the show until the final moment. The circus performers on stage didn’t know that this couple was among the audience, but with the commotion the crowd made, they realized the presence of the two and paid them respect. Brad and Angelina had wide smiles on their faces and were cheering the circus."
The Immortal tour has been the highest-grossing tour in America. They earned about $2 million in Las Vegas in a single night. After the end of December, Cirque du Soleil leaves Las Vegas and continues its American tour. They will then be ready to begin their world tour in September next year. This tour will also become a permanent show at the Mandalay Bay Hotel starting May 2013.
Source: eMJey.com / lasvegassun
A witness, speaking to Robin Leach of the Las Vegas Sun, said they were seated in the second row and enjoyed the show like “Sarin.”
"They stayed in the theater until the very last minute—not that they disappeared right when the show ended. They stood alongside ordinary people and cheered the show until the final moment. The circus performers on stage didn’t know that this couple was among the audience, but with the commotion the crowd made, they realized the presence of the two and paid them respect. Brad and Angelina had wide smiles on their faces and were cheering the circus."
The Immortal tour has been the highest-grossing tour in America. They earned about $2 million in Las Vegas in a single night. After the end of December, Cirque du Soleil leaves Las Vegas and continues its American tour. They will then be ready to begin their world tour in September next year. This tour will also become a permanent show at the Mandalay Bay Hotel starting May 2013.
Source: eMJey.com / lasvegassun