 Jolie collected her child from Ho Chi Minh City orphanage |
Actress Angelina Jolie has apologised for bringing the glare of publicity onto her newly adopted Vietnamese son. Speaking in an interview with Ho Chi Minh City newspaper Phap Luat, Jolie said: "I want to say sorry for bringing this into Pax's life."
The three-year-old boy has been renamed Pax Thien, the Latin for peace and Vietnamese word for heaven.
The film star added she would stay at home to help the boy, who speaks no English, settle into his new life.
'Most important thing'
"We have to learn to adapt to each other and study each other's languages," Jolie told the newspaper.
"I have four children, and caring for them is the most important thing for me now," added the 31-year-old Oscar winner.
Jolie has already adopted two children, from Cambodia and Ethiopia, and last year she gave birth to a daughter, Shiloh, with actor partner Brad Pitt.
The actress, a United Nations goodwill ambassador, vowed to pay regular visits to Vietnam.
"To the best of my ability, I want to understand more about your country and see what I can do to help," she said.
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