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By Daily Mail Reporter
He's back! After shaving off his unsightly beard, Brad Pitt looks back to his old self as he films Moneyball in Los Angeles yesterday With his hair neatly trimmed, and wearing a smart suit, smiling Pitt looked just like his old self.
He plays Billy Beane, who successfully founds a baseball team, the Oakland Athletics, despite a lack of funds.
The 48-year-old's youngest children, twins Knox and Vivienne, turned two yesterday
Brad Pitt's unsightly beard led to speculation that the once 'sexiest man alive' had lost his appeal.
So fans will be delighted to see that underneath the unkempt greying facial hair Pitt remains as handsome as ever.
The newly clean-shaven actor was spotted filming Moneyball in Los Angeles today, the first time he has been spotted since removing his unsightly beard.
Much better: Brad shaved off his facial hair, for the first time in monthsIt came as his long-term partner Angelina Jolie said she and Brad would consider getting married - but only if their children asked them two.
As well as the twins the couple have four older children.
'I think it would be hard to say no to the kids,' Angelina said on Good Morning America.
'They're not asking. They are very aware that nothing's missing.'
The Salt actress said she and Brad 'love' the idea of having more children.
Planning a seventh child? Angelina Jolie said she wouldn't be averse to adopting once more in an interview on Good Morning AmericaBut Angelina said they don't currently plan to expand their family.
'There's no plans at the moment for more. But we always talk about it. We're always open.
'We kind of joke about it, because in the morning we're so tired. Because nobody spends the night.
'We wake up and we have breakfast. And so, we always have this thing kind of first thing in the morning where we're really, really tired.
'And we always look at each other and wonder like, "Are we ever gonna get sleep?" And then we joke about sleep. But yet, we still love the idea of having more children.'
Angelina also gave an insight into the domestic life of her family.
'He's better at making eggs and bacon than I am. I try,' she said.
'But I think everybody prefers Dad's eggs and bacon. They always want pancakes.
'Knox is very into pancakes right now. And gets really upset if he can't have pancakes.
'You know, we just try to corral them. We've had to put new gates up, because the twins are kind of going everywhere, while we were trying to make breakfast and get the others out the door for camp.
'So, we've had to put like extra gates on the kitchen. And we have drawers in the kitchen full of toys.
'And we've got, you know, just stations kind of for somebody's getting ready.
'So, the twins have their own little section. We pride ourselves on the fact that we got it. We got this. We got it.
'You get the juice, you get the thing. We're like bartenders. We're like, we're like waiters. You know?'
The 35-year-old said she and Brad work together to discipline their brood.
'I think I'm better at disciplining the girls. And he's better at disciplining the boys,' she said.
'But we kind of made a plan early on that we believe that you can't be good cop/bad cop. That you have to back each other no matter what.
'We are working together. You cannot break us.'
source: dailymail
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