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While sitting down with The Today Show's Matt Lauer, Angelina Jolie is opening up about her six kids and her hopes for the future. She tells Lauer:

    "Hopefully, they'll be the strong, beautiful individuals that they are today and be happy in their lives, be fulfilled in their lives and be living their lives honestly."


As for why people are so interested in her life, Angie adds:

    "I don't find myself that interesting. I like to think I've become a better woman as I've gotten older and I have a full life, but I do the same thing everyday in my natural life. I wear the same thing everyday."


Brad Pitt's ladylove doesn't think the spotlight will shine on her forever. The 35-year-old says, "I just assume the older I get, the more it will go away ... the more private I'll become."

That may be wishful thinking, Angie.