Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's kids are 'upset' about spending Thanksgiving dinner apart

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are going through a bitter divorce, and its impact is always hard on the children, especially around the holidays. With Thanksgiving Day just around the corner, the couple's children are reportedly "upset" about spending the dinner without their father.

A source told HollywoodLife, "Brad and the children are upset and saddened as they begin to plan for their first Thanksgiving apart from each other. Angelina & Brad have been discussing, via their assistants, how they are going to handle Thanksgiving with the children."

The couple has six children together, 15-year-old Maddox, 12-year-old Pax, 11-year-old Zahara, 10-year-old Shiloh, and 8-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne. While the kids will spend the Thanksgiving night with Jolie, Pitt is reportedly planning a delayed traditional dinner for them to spend time with him and his side of the family.

The source continued, "It looks like the kids might be eating a lot of Turkey as Angelina insists they spend Thanksgiving day with her while Brad is asking that the children come over on another day, maybe Friday or Saturday to enjoy a traditional dinner with him and his side of the family."

The source continued, "It looks like the kids might be eating a lot of Turkey as Angelina insists they spend Thanksgiving day with her while Brad is asking that the children come over on another day, maybe Friday or Saturday to enjoy a traditional dinner with him and his side of the family,"

The source also alleged that their kids still are begging their parents to get back together. "The kids are not handling the news well and are still begging their parents to get back together but Angelina has been letting them know, that's not going to happen," added the source.

Jolie and Pitt got married in a small ceremony in 2014, after dating for almost 10 years and filed for divorce in September this year. The couple is currently fighting for sole custody of their kids. The Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services recently cleared the Allied actor of all the abuse allegations against him.