Brad Pitt Gives Up On Wife Angelina Jolie? Sons, Daughters Worried Over Anorexia?

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's sons and daughters may purportedly be worried over their mother's health.

According to reports, the "Girl Interrupted" actress may purportedly be having health problems related to anorexia.

National Enquirer's February 8 issue was headlined: "Angelina Anorexic, 82 lbs & refusing to eat!" together with a photo of the actress looking very thin.

The cover went on to tease "Paper thin skin," "Nothing but bones," "Skeletal legs," and "Dramatic new photos that will horrify the world."

It may not be surprising that Angelina Jolie's sons, Maddox, Pax, and Knox, as well as her daughters Zahara, Shiloh, and Vivienne, could be worried over their mother's well-being. After all, a doctor who was consulted by the tabloid reportedly said Brad Pitt's wife purportedly needs medical attention.

"This doctor from a clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona examined photographs of Jolie and concluded he would 'immediately admit a person in [Angie's] condition to an inpatient behavioral treatment center,'" Celeb Dirty Laundry reported refering to National Enquirer's report.

"This doctor believes Angelina Jolie, or any other patient who looks this thin, needs the medical assistance of psychiatrists, cardiologists, nutritionists and supportive family members."

How is Brad Pitt managing Angelina Jolie's reported health crisis and how is he assuring his sons and daughters that everything will be alright?

It may not be clear right now, but rumors of Jolie's purported health problems sparked amid speculations that she and Brad Pitt are having problems in their marriage.

"Brad feels like she [Angelina Jolie] could give him more of her support this awards season," a source previously told Hollywood Life. "He isn't going to demand that she be with him for the Oscar's but it bothers him that she's considering not going."

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's camps are yet to release a statement about rumors that their sons and daughters are purportedly worried over their mother's health.