Angelina Jolie And Brad Pitt's Son Pax Totaled His Tesla Two Months Before Nasty E-Bike Accident

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's son Pax Jolie-Pitt has a history of wrecking his vehicles.

Just two months before his e-bike crash in July, the son of the Hollywood stars was involved in a Tesla collision but fortunately walked away without injury.

Pax Jolie-Pitt is now in recovery from his e-bike crash, which left him with multiple injuries that required hospitalization at the time of the accident.

Jolie and Pitt's son, Pax, who has largely stayed out of the spotlight compared to his high-profile parents, was recently involved in an e-bike accident.

However, according to TMZ, just two months before the incident, he crashed a Tesla vehicle he was driving into a parked truck outside RED Studios Hollywood.

While the cause of the crash was unclear, officers who arrived at the scene to assess the situation discovered that Pax was not under the influence while driving. It is likely that he lost control or didn't see the parked vehicle, as it was close to midnight when the accident occurred.

Pax was also found not hurt, thanks to the airbag that deployed itself during the collision. However, the car wasn't so fortunate. Photos of the accident showed that the entire front of the vehicle was badly damaged beyond repair.

Following the crash, a private car reportedly picked Pax up to continue to his destination.

As for his e-bike crash in July, Pax wasn't as lucky, sustaining injuries serious enough to require hospitalization.

Thankfully, the injuries weren't too severe, and after spending a few weeks in the hospital, he was released to continue his recovery at home.

Pax's recovery is seemingly going well, as he was recently seen out in Los Angeles with his mother, Jolie.

For the outing, Pax sported a casual yet stylish look that consisted of a white T-shirt layered with a black Nasir Mazhar vest.

He paired the outfit with loose black pants, white sneakers, and a black bucket hat with the word "MIRACLE" inscribed across the front. A thick purple cast on his right arm was a visible reminder of his recent accident.

As for Jolie, she went for a classy white shirt underneath a cream-colored cardigan, which she paired with matching trousers. She completed the outfit with black sunglasses and brown boots.

In contrast to Pax's bucket hat, Jolie styled her hair in a low ponytail, letting it cascade down her back.

See the photos from their outing here.

It's unsurprising that Pax's first outing after his e-bike accident was with his mother and not his father, Pitt.

Earlier reports revealed that despite the severity of the incident, Pax and his family do not view it as a reason to reconcile with the "Bullet Train" star.

"Don't expect Pax's accident to bring the family dynamic back in any way as Pax is 100 percent on Angie's side and doesn't want any well wishes or remorse from Brad," an insider told the Daily Mail.

Pitt has been estranged from the family since his divorce from Jolie in 2016.

He also did not visit his son while he was hospitalized, leaving the 20-year-old in the care of his mother and five siblings.

According to reports, Pax's accident has bought out the mother bear in Jolie, as she is now all out to protect him and his siblings, Maddox, 22; Zahara, 19; Shiloh, 18; and twins Knox and Vivienne, 16.

The actress is believed to have laid down a "new set of rules and regulations," which she expects them to obey.

A source explained the situation to In Touch: "She doesn't care if it comes across as being overprotective, she wants them to be taking way more precautions. If it means upping security so they have constant supervision, then so be it."

Despite Pitt's estrangement from Pax, he is said to be closely monitoring his son as he recovers from the e-bike accident.

A source told the New York Post that the "Troy" actor is receiving updates about Pax's health.

The insider shared that Pitt's primary focus is that Pax's recovery "continues to go in the right direction" and that the actor wants his son to bounce back and "get to a good place."