Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have been accused of turning their three-year-old daughter Shiloh into a boy.

She's been photographed dressed in boys' clothes and with a new short haircut.

To be honest it's a bit sad if the way a three-year-old is dressed sets off a major controversy. But it appears to have done.

An eyewitness told the press: "It's a drastic change. The last time we'd seen her, her hair was longer and blonder, and she was more girlie. We were surprised Angelina dressed her so much like a little boy."

Celebrity stylists have been rushing to comment on the little girl's fashion choices.

Alana Kelen, senior fashion stylist at VH1, told Life & Style: "Shiloh is pushing the boundaries of a tomboy look and crossing over to cross-dresser territory."

"Pushing the boundaries of a tomboy look"?? She's THREE.

Hollywood supercouple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have denied rumours they were going to adopt a child from Haiti.

But they haven't ruled out adopting another child in the future.

Jolie, who is visiting earthquake victims in Haiti in her role as a UN Goodwill Ambassador, told CNN she was still open to expanding her "rainbow family".

She said: "I'm always open to children around the world. We're that kind of a family; Brad and I talk about that. But that's not what we're focusing on at this time, by any means.

"We're not here for that. We're here to see how we can help protect the children in country and scale up the needs here."

The singer Seal and his supermodel wife Heidi Klum have just had their fourth child, and that's enough, says the proud father.

"Four is definitely enough," Seal told Hello! magazine.

"I found myself thinking, before (Lou) was born: 'We've got three kids, how am I going to find any more love to give another kid?"

"Then, of course, she turned up and the first time I held her up in my arms at the hospital... I fell in love at that point."

It's good to know some celebrities know when to stop.

It must be quite tempting when you've got a virtually unlimited amount of money to just keep going - like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, who have six kids and counting.

But however rich you are, children still only have two parents who have a limited amount of time.

Angelina Jolie is reportedly heading to Syria to adopt another child - which would be her seventh.

However apparently Brad Pitt isn't quite so keen on having another kid.

Reports say Angelina has gone out to the Middle East alone and Brad reckons six children are more than enough.

The Tomb Raider actress has three biological children with Brad - three-year-old Shiloh and 16-month-old twins Knox and Vivienne.

She adopted her son Maddox, eight, from Cambodia while still married to Billy Bob Thornton, and has two other adopted children, Zahara, four, and Pax, who is nearly five.

A source told OK! magazine: "[Brad] has made it clear that six children are more than he can handle.

"The idea of one more seemed ludicrous, but Angie is determined to complete her rainbow family."

Hollywood supercouple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt apparently want their daughter Shiloh to follow in their footsteps.

The pair are reported to be keen for her to become a movie star and are thinking about sending her to drama school when she is old enough.

How old is she now? Three years old and already her future is mapped out. Poor thing.

She's already appeared on screen with her father Brad in "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" - which supposedly was a bit of a stinker. Maybe she needs to get herself a new agent.

But apparently Shiloh now has stars in her eyes and has told her mates she wants to be just like mummy and daddy. She's been reported as saying: "I want to do what mummy and daddy do."

Imaginary friends are in the news right now, and they've even got their own acronym: IBF (Imaginary Best Friend).

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's toddler Shiloh is reported to spend much of her time with her IBF Amy.

The popular children's books and TV series Charlie and Lola feature Lola's IBF Soren Lorenson, who often gets blamed for Lola's mischief.

However, a new report claims that IBFs are actually on the decline, with the number of children claiming to have an IBF having reduced by over 36% in the last 20 years.

An imaginary friend can be a great way for a child to express themselves, so maybe we should all get like the Jolie-Pitts and start exercising our minds more.