People Magazine Brad Pitt Angelina Jolie Twins Pictures Photoshopped
NY Magazine has sparked speculation that People Magazine photoshopped their $14 million cover shot with Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s three-week-old twins, Knox and Vivienne, after discovering that newborns under the age of three-months “do not smile from exterior stimulation.”
NY writes:
In that cover photo, it looks like Vivienne Marcheline — clearly the Ashley half of this Olsen-like combo — is sporting a giant grin. She may even be laughing. Hold on. These babies are purported to be a mere 3 weeks old!
The style mag did some P.I work and after digging around Parenting Magazine discovered that “babies don’t smile from exterior stimulation until two to four months – even if said exterior stimulation is the most beautiful pair of humans in the entire world.”
(Maybe it was gas?)
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On August 5th 2008, Jill wrote:
Jealousy!Jealousy!Jealousy. I feel sorry for the jealous people face it, they are a beautiful family. Just let it go already.
On August 5th 2008, Gena wrote:
My daughter was born 2 months early, and I have pictures of her smiling at 3 days old… With her eyes open. The muscles are functional even if the babies don’t mean for it to be a smile, and they DO smile in their sleep… all the time.
On August 6th 2008, Traci wrote:
Omg!! Get over it already. Babies DO smile (even if involuntary). Leave them alone and let them enjoy the moment.
On August 23rd 2008, april reid wrote:
Babies who smile before the age of 3 months aren’t actually smiling…it’s usually gas…not in the case of my soon to be 1 year old son though…he was bright eyed and bushy tailed and smiling from the start. So I guess there are exceptions to the rule…and these beautiful children happen to be those rule breakers…
On November 19th 2008, cassandra wrote:
My son is 2.5 months old. He smiles at us and laugh occasionally. Even when he was only a couple weeks old, he would smile (reflexive). We have many pictures of these “gas smiles.” However, he has been smiling in response to a rattle/sticking out our tongues since week 6-7. I’ve heard a lot of babies can smile around 5 weeks. I believe that it could have been a smile as a result of a reflex (what most call gas). It’s hard to get them on camera, but they do happen.