PIX: Meet Brangelina's Kids

Hollywood's golden couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's large brood of six kids -- Maddox Chivan, Zahara Marley, Shiloh Nouvel, Pax Thien and twins Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline -- have always been in the media glare, much like their famous parents.

We look back at Brangelina and their six kids over the years!

While Jolie was away at the Jordan-Syrian border fulfilling her duties as a UN ambassador last week, Pitt took two of their kids, Zahara and Shiloh, for a walk near the Kremlin in Moscow, where he arrived to attend the Moscow International Film Festival.

Jolie chats with her adopted sons Pax Thien (right) and Maddox at a security check point before leaving Con Dao island, off Vietnam's southern coast, November 16, 2011.

Nine-year-old Pax was born in Vietnam and adopted by Jolie and Pitt in 2007 while their eldest Maddox, 11, was adopted from Cambodia.

Brad Pitt and son Maddox stand on the field before play between the New Orleans Saints and the Arizona Cardinals in the NFL's NFC Divisional playoff football game in New Orleans, Louisiana, 2010.

Pitt legally adopted Maddox and Zahara in 2005, shortly after he started dating Angelina Jolie and the kids' surnames were subsequently changed from Jolie to Jolie-Pitt.

The Jolie-Pitt clan was headed to Tokyo's Narita airport in 2009 as Brad Pitt embarked on his film The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button's Japan promotions.

Seen here are the couple's biological children -- Shiloh (on Jolie's left) and twins Knox and Vivienne -- along with Maddox and Zahara.

Born in Namibia, Shiloh, seven, is described by her famous mother as a tomboy while Zahara likes girly things, as Jolie revealed in an interview.

Pitt points out something to his son Maddox at the starting grid before the MotoGP Italian motorcycling Grand Prix at Mugello, Italy, in 2008.

Brad Pitt was spotted lugging Zahara and Maddox as they left Venice after the film festival in 2007.

Jolie, seen here riding a boat with daughter Zahara, in 2007.

Brangelina took their kids for a boat ride during their brief and highly publicised stay in Mumbai in 2006.

Jolie was in India to shoot for Michael Winterbottom's A Mighty Heart, a film adaptation of Marianne Pearl's book of the same name that described the chain of events that led her Wall Street Journal reporter husband Daniel Pearl's abduction and beheading in Karachi, Pakistan.

The couple were spotted taking Maddox and Zahara for a stroll outside their hotel in Mumbai.