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Oh! Shiloh and Pax both lose a first front tooth. Angelina Jolie steps out with kids Shiloh Nouvel, 3, Zahara Marley, 4 ½, and Pax Thien, 5 ½, on Wednesday in Toulon, France.

Angelina Jolie brought Shiloh, Zahara, and Pax to Toys “R” Us in Toulon.
“They looked like one big happy family,” a spywitness reveals. “Everyone was holding hands and the kids helped each other pick out toys.”

Angelina and partner Brad Pitt are also parents to Maddox Chivan, 8, and twins Knox Léon and Vivienne Marcheline, 14 months.

cute !! and Angelina is seems really happy ,Big Laugh =)

Angelina Jolie may be one of the most sought after stars, but the actress insists she is actual very “normal.” Jolie, who has six children with partner Brad Pitt, tells OK! magazine that she leads a normal life and she’s just a “dedicated mother.”

“I am just a dedicated mother and really quite normal. I dedicate my free time to my United Nations work — I have a sincere interest in social issues,” “At the same time, my main focus is on my children. I want to be with them for the big moments in their lives.”

Meanwhile, Jolie and Pitt are reportedly planning to expand their family soon. Sources say the couple is ready to adopt a seventh child.

sources?(who ?) is she really tells this magazine?

It turns out that Angelina Jolie’s recent goodwill mission in Kenya was also a homecoming for one member of the Jolie-Pitt family.

While Jolie, 34, and Brad Pitt, 45, were “on a trip to Kenya with their children, Angelina stopped in Dabaab Refugee Camp, and also flew to Ethiopia with Zahara and Shiloh for two days,” a close family friend tells PEOPLE.

The girls’ trip was “the first time Zahara had been back home since her adoption,” according to the friend. Zahara, 4, was adopted from Ethiopia in 2005. “The trip was about keeping up that culture for her.”

PHOTOS:Angelina Jolie visits ‘one of the most dire’ refugee camps at Kenyan Somali border.

One priority for them on the trip was looking for a place to build a TB and AIDS clinic in Zahara’s name, which would be similar to the Maddox Jolie-Pitt Project in Cambodia, an organization that helps impoverished and ill children.

While the girls were away, Pitt and the rest of the family – Madddox, 8, Pax, 5, and 1-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne – stayed behind in Kenya. “The family has been having a wonderful time,” on this trip,” says a pal. “The children are having so much fun.”

Earlier in the trip, Jolie visited Dabaab Refugee Camp, home to nearly 300,000 Somali refugees, with nearly 7,000 more arriving every month due to the food crisis in Somalia where nearly 3.6 million people are starving.

People