What Would Brad Say? Angelina Cooks & Feeds Her Kids Spiders
Feb. 20 2017, Published 8:03 p.m. ET
Angelina Jolie's making dinner for the kids – and it's bugs!
The actress and her children chomped down on the local Cambodian delicacies of tarantulas and scorpions — and RadarOnline.com has the shocking video to prove it.
In the clip, Jolie proudly showed how to take the teeth out of a spider and explained the virtues of eating the bugs.
"See the hard part where you have the teeth? Take the fangs out," shared the woman who once wore a vial of blood around her neck.
Jolie, 41, recently broke down while talking about fighting her ex, Brad Pitt, for custody of their six kids while they go through an ugly divorce, but she seemed right at home preparing and cooking the insects.
"I think it's always been a part of the diet, the bugs," Jolie explained on the BBC video while promoting her movie, First They Killed My Father, shot in the country from which she adopted her oldest son, Maddox, when she cooked up the meal.
"But I think there is a truth to the survival during the war of course. When people were being starved they were able to survive on things like this and they did."
Jolie also told her tale of how she learned to eat bugs.
"I first had them when I was first in the Cambodia. Crickets, you start with crickets. Crickets and a beer. And then you move up to tarantulas," she said with a laugh.
While her daughter Vivienne helped put one in the frying pan Shiloh ate a spider.
"It's actually really good, the flavor," Jolie said, but laughingly added: "It's hard to chew the scorpion."
Check out the video of Angelina cooking bugs and feeding them to her children.
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