Monster Mom Angelina Jolie's Wackiest Parenting Rules Exposed

As Star reported, Angelina Jolie finally had enough with Brad Pitt and filed for divorce on Sept. 19, citing she was upset about his questionable parenting behavior. Reports claimed he was allegedly consuming "weed mixed with alcohol" — plus had an "anger problem."

Now, the 41-year-old actress is asking for physical custody of the couple's six children — Maddox, 14, Pax, 12, Zahara, 11, Shiloh, 11, Vivienne, 7, and Knox, 7. But will Brad turn around and expose Angie's bizarre parenting tactics?

Former nannies who worked for the Jolie-Pitts filled in Star on the startling details of their mysterious universe — a rarefield world of security guards and nannies and nothing that other kids have: no friends, no school, no rules.

"Angie doesn't believe in rules. She thinks it's important to children to have freedom of expression, but that doesn't always work out well," an insider told Star.

Perhaps the most clear-cut example of Angelina's "anything goes" parenting style is the fact that the children don't go to traditional school. "She lets the kids learn what they want and ignore the stuff that doesn't interest them," dished a source. "And they don't take tests or do homework."

Even access to the internet is largely unrestricted in the Jolie-Pitt household. "The kids are allowed to browse the net as much as they like, and the other older ones use social media, though their security team monitors it for their own safety," revealed the source. "They've even seen some of their parents' R-rated movies, like Fight Club and Inglourious Basterds — and Mr. & Mrs. Smith! It was weird for them to see their parents acting sexy on screen in that, but they loved it."

"When the kids are being too boisterous, Brad totally switches off and puts his hands over his ears," the nanny said. "And Angie is not as patient as she seems. She frequently loses her temper with them, which is when the nannies step in and whisk them away."