Brad Pitt's comments on Shiloh's name change, draw backlash for overlooking adopted daughter Zahara

Reports suggest that Maddox, Pax, and Zahara no longer communicate with their father, creating a divide in the family.

Brad Pitt's recent comments about daughter Shiloh's decision to legally drop his last name have backfired, with fans criticising him for seemingly overlooking his adopted daughter Zahara.

Sources close to Pitt revealed to PEOPLE that his disappointment over Shiloh's name change, emphasising his desire for a daughter and the pain of feeling disconnected from his children. However, these comments sparked backlash for failing to acknowledge Zahara, whom Pitt and Angelina Jolie adopted before Shiloh's birth.

Social media users pointed out that Zahara had also publicly removed "Pitt" from her name at her Alpha Kappa Alpha initiation ceremony. Many expressed frustration over Pitt's perceived favouritism towards his biological children, accusing him of ignoring Zahara's similar decision.

While Pitt had previously expressed pride in Zahara's academic achievements, this recent incident has reignited criticism of his relationship with his adopted children. The strained relationship stems from allegations of abuse on a private plane in 2016, leading to Jolie filing for divorce.

Reports suggest that Maddox, Pax, and Zahara no longer communicate with their father, creating a divide within the family. Despite this, sources claim to OK Magazine Pitt still loves all his children and hopes for reconciliation.