Angelina & Brad: The twins debut

I am so happy Angie's baby twins are out for us to see. They are so adorable. She did such a great job! They are healthy & beautiful, and Vivian does look like her. Brad looks very happy too. Amazing how much money People paid, and I am sure it will only go up from there.

These aren't the best quality, and these are not all of the photo's in the 19 page spread, but they are here for you to look at.

Here's what one site said:

"They're here! Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's twins Vivienne and Knox have been revealed. The babies had their debut on People.com Sunday at 7 p.m. EST, 4 p.m Pacific time in a People.com world exclusive.

Inside the mag, a 19-page spread shows the Jolie-Pitt kids getting to know their new siblings -- with Maddox cradling his new baby sister. The Hollywood couple says becoming a family of eight is a happy challenge.

"It is chaos," Angelina says, "but we are managing it and having a wonderful time."

"We made a decision to have a big family and support each other to make it work," she adds.

Brad notes, "Viv's proving to resemble Ange in spirit, attitude and physicality. And Knox, a bit of me." Viv has dark hair like her mom, while Knox has blond hair like daddy.

The name Vivienne came to us early, as if she named herself," Brad says. "Knox is a family name, my grandfather's."

As to the discovery that they were pregnant with twins, "We were in shock and could not stop laughing," Angie says.

"We busted into hysterics," Brad adds. "My sister had made a joke about twins literally the night before, because my grandparents and sis both had twins. Angie was on the table during the sonogram, and we were in hysterics. We did not see this one coming."

People magazine nabbed the exclusive North American rights to the most-coveted baby pictures ever for what's reportedly a record multi-million dollar sum. Brad and Angelina will donate the money to their charitable fund, the Jolie-Pitt Foundation. People's special issue hit newsstands at 6 a.m. Monday."

http://www.etonline.com/news/2008/08/64000/index.html