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The world was shocked when divorce news about Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's marriage broke out. After a few months following their split, many are still speculating if the the ex-power couple has moved on.

A report from E! Online suggested that Angelina Jolie struggled to explain her side of the divorce story, while opening up about her failed relationship with Brad Pitt. The "By The Sea" actress admitted that she is still moving on, while coping with the changes in her life. Jolie admitted that she and the rest of their family are still going through a tough time.

Angelina Jolie Speaks About Her Divorce From Brad Pitt
"My focus is my children, our children, and my focus is finding this way through," Angelina added. Angelina Jolie said that they will be a family forever and that she is coping, while finding a way to ensure that the situation will make them stronger and closer.

Jolie unveiled that she faces different and numerous challenges daily. She also said that she struggled in the past few months, but her kids remain as her strength.

The "Tomb Raider" actress even claimed that she still wonders who will help her do the simple chores in their home. "Two hamsters, two dogs and two children at the moment. It is wonderful," Jolie adds. "But, usually, I just wake up trying to figure out who is going to get [the] dog out, who is going to start the pancakes and did anybody brush their teeth."

Angelina Jolie Tries To Keep A Low Profile

In the meantime, another Jolie-related report from The Huffington Post said that the famous actress tried to keep mum and a low profile while she fights the divorce battle from Pitt. She made her first appearance at the press event for the premiere of her movie, “First They Killed My Father”.

The film is Jolie's passion project, as it is based on the memoir of the Cambodian human rights activist named Loung Ung. It tackles the details the devastation caused by Khmer Rouge, who was a communist during the 1970s.

As of this date, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are still finalizing their divorce and the custody of their children.