Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s son Pax rushed to hospital after horror crash as bike smashed into car in LA
ANGELINA Jolie and Brad Pitt’s son Pax Jolie-Pitt has reportedly suffered a head injury in a terrifying motorbike crash.
The 20-year-old was driving his electric bike in Los Angeles when he crashed it into the back of a car, law enforcement sources told TMZ.
Paramedics rushed Pax to the hospital after he complained of head pain.
He was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash.
Law enforcement sources said he had been coming up to an intersection on Los Feliz Boulevard at around 5pm when he went into the back of a stopped car.
The car’s driver reportedly got out and checked on injured Pax before police and paramedics arrived.
Pax was in a stable condition when he arrived in hospital, with the full extent of injuries not yet clear, TMZ reported.
Medics feared Pax could have suffered a minor brain bleed, but he may not have to spend a night in hospital.
Pax has been spotted riding around LA on a Talaria Sting R MX4 electric bike – though it’s not known if that was the same bike involved in the crash.
Like his five other siblings, Pax is estranged from dad Brad.
In one scathing Instagram post, Pax called his dad a “world class a**hole” and a “despicable person”.
He also accused his dad of giving him “hell” and said his younger siblings “tremble in fear” when their dad is present.
The rant – which was posted on Pax’s private Instagram account on Father’s Day 2020 – was also accompanied by a photo of Pitt receiving an Oscar for best supporting actor for his part in Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood.
During divorce proceedings, Jolie’s legal team said Hollywood star Brad was “emotionally and physically abusive” to her and their children on a private jet.
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