Brangelina Baby Pic Deal

Article icon11:11AM, May 18, 2006

Brad with Angelina JolieBrad Pitt and Angelina JolieAs the birth of Angelina Jolie's baby draws near, we receive more news from Namibia, where Ange and Brad Pitt are holed-up.

It seems that a deal has been done over the couple's first child together.

According to the Daily Mirror, Ange and Brad have promised a US magazine the first pictures of the new bub.

A source revealed: "They've signed a £2.6million deal with a publication and the money will go to children's charity UNICEF.

"Angelina's very private but they figured they might as well use the opportunity of one child being born to help a lot of others."

Brad's brother Doug has also hit back at rumours his family felt snubbed by the couple's sudden move to Africa.

Angelina with Maddox - Brad and Zahara behindAnge and Brad with their adopted childrenHe said: "We all want to help them get through the birth in any way we can... We just want them to enjoy it and to know we're all thinking of them."

He also revealed that Brad is unhappy about his mum's continued friendship with his ex-wife Jennifer Aniston.

He said: "He feels mum should move on and cut the link. But mum's in a difficult position, she has great affection for Jennifer."

As for the birth itself, it looks likely it will take place in Namibia.

A team of American specialists are on hand at the Burning Shore Lodge, where the couple are staying.

It's thought they'll move to a sealed-off wing in a local maternity unit when Ange's waters break.

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