Angelina Jolie's Vietnamese-born son Pax Thien appears healthy after e-bike crash

On Feb. 15, the 21-year-old was spotted walking his Rough Collie in a Los Angeles park. He kept his look casual with loose-fitting pants, a white T-shirt, sneakers, a bear-themed beanie, and sunglasses. According to Hola!, Pax appeared to be recovering well following multiple e-scooter mishaps.

At the end of January, the Daily Mail reported that Pax collided with a parked car while riding an electric bike hands-free, leaving a dent in the vehicle’s door. He briefly spoke with the driver and passenger, exchanged phone numbers, and left the scene. No injuries were reported.

Pax Thien and his e-bike. Photo from Facebook

In July 2024, he was hospitalized after another crash in Los Angeles, according to Page Six.

Paparazzi first captured Pax riding an electric bike in late May as he was leaving a tobacco shop in California, notably without a helmet.

Hello magazine reports that his bike, a Talaria Sting R MX4, is valued at around US$3,000. The magazine also highlights that in California, where Pax resides, helmet laws depend on the vehicle type and the rider's age. His electric bike, classified as a Class 3 model, mandates helmet use for all riders.

Pax was abandoned by his biological mother shortly after his birth in Ho Chi Minh City. Then placed in a local orphanage, where he was named Pham Quang Sang, he stayed there until being adopted by Jolie, 49, and Pitt, 61, in 2007.

Pax shares a close bond with Jolie, frequently joining her on film sets and helping with her business endeavors.