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The Jolie-Pitt family has been keeping a low profile since Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt announced that they are getting divorced. However, the Brangelina kids have finally returned to the limelight during a trip to Cambodia. Interestingly, it looks like the children prefer being with their mother as there is no sign of Brad.

The kids even got to meet the Cambodian king during their stay. There is little doubt that the Brangelina kids are the ones who are most affected by Angelina Jolie's divorce from Brad Pitt. Nevertheless, Maddox, Shiloh, Zahara, Pax, Vivienne and Knox still managed to find some fun during their trip to Cambodia.

A video shows the youngest of the Jolie-Pitts getting help from their mother as they prepare a spider for consumption (via Twitter). Could the daring move be one of the reasons why the children would rather stay with Angelina Jolie instead of Brad Pitt?

Angelina Jolie and her kids make first public appearance since her split from Brad Pitt https://t.co/ezT26Md9IB pic.twitter.com/13uqfluklk

— Huffington Post (@HuffingtonPost) February 19, 2017

Devouring bugs isn't the only family fun that the Brangelina kids had on their trip to Cambodia. Angelina Jolie also took her children to meet King Norodom Sihamoni, the King of Cambodia (via Twitter). According to Yahoo AU, Shiloh Jolie-Pitt even made a speech in Khmer as she expressed love for Maddox's home country. But is there any chance that the Jolie-Pitt children will choose to go with father Brad Pitt when they get home?

Angelina Jolie Takes All Six Kids to Meet the King of Cambodia pic.twitter.com/24dYFTCylj — Angelina Jolie Fans (@angelinajolie03) February 19, 2017

Back in September, Angelina Jolie filed for divorce where she asked for full custody of the Brangelina kids. All details about Jolie's custody battle with Brad Pitt are being kept private for the sake of the children. However, there is a possibility that the couple will manage to settle amicably, as Jolie has stated that the Jolie-Pitts will remain "a family."