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Angelina Jolie Says She Stopped Singing After An Ex Criticised Her Voice

by The Culture Newspaper September 4, 2024
by The Culture Newspaper September 4, 2024

Famous American actress, Angelina Jolie,has revealed why she stopped singing.

According to her, she stopped singing because of her ex-boyfriend’s brutal criticism of her voice.

She recalled that her ex wasn’t kind to her about singing so she assumed that she couldn’t sing.

Speaking in a recent interview with Hollywood Reporter, Jolie said the criticism affected her mentally and she adapted to her ex-boyfriend’s opinion as her reality.

“I don’t sing. I had somebody in my life who was not kind to me about singing. It was a relationship I was in. And so I just assumed I couldn’t really sing. I’d been to theatre school, so it was weird that it even had an effect on me. I just kind of adapted to this person’s opinion,” she said.

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