Angelina Jolie's son Knox, 16, towers over her after growing to same height as estranged father Brad Pitt
's son Knox Léon Jolie-Pitt towered over her during a grocery trip to Lazy Acres Natural Market in LA's trendy Los Feliz neighborhood on Thursday.
The 49-year-old Oscar winner rocked her signature all-black attire while the 16-year-old boy sported a 'Little Tokyo' T-shirt with cargo khakis.
Knox was clutching a to-go container and pushing a grocery cart filled with three paper bags, one of which had a French baguette sticking out.
Jolie-Pitt appeared to have experienced a growth spurt since escorting Angelina to the 15th Governors Awards in LA on November 17.
The high school junior appears to have grown as tall as his famous father Brad Pitt, who reportedly stands at 5ft11in.
Jolie still has primary custody of her only remaining underage children - Knox and his fraternal twin sister Vivienne - with the 61-year-old Wolfs producer-star, and they finalized their divorce on Christmas Day.
Five of the Maria actress and Brad's kids appear to be estranged from him including his daughters - Zahara, 20; Shiloh, turning 19 on May 27; and Vivienne - who've all publicly dropped his surname Pitt from their names.
Pitt reportedly got into a physical altercation with his son Maddox, 23; aboard a private jet in 2016 and his son Pax, 21; called him a 'world-class a**hole' and a 'despicable person' in an explosive Instagram rant revealed by DailyMail.com.
Angelina Jolie's son Knox Léon Jolie-Pitt towered over her during a grocery trip to Lazy Acres Natural Market in LA's trendy Los Feliz neighborhood on Thursday
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