Shiloh Jolie's Lip Ring Marks One Year Since Debut in New York

Shiloh Jolie, 20, wore a silver lip ring to a Los Angeles farmers market on a recent Sunday, a look that marks roughly one year since the piercing first appeared on her, according to Page Six, Oct. 21, 2026. The outing paired the jewelry with a gray hoodie printed with a scene from the 2006 film "Little Miss Sunshine," the same sweatshirt she wore to a farmers market earlier in the summer, per the outlet's reporting.

When did the piercing first appear?

The timeline runs about 13 months by Page Six's account. Shiloh debuted the labret piercing as a stud at New York City's San Gennaro festival in September 2025, then swapped it for a silver ring later that fall, the outlet reported. The ring was still in place by the summer of 2026, when she wore it to a charity pickleball event alongside her mother, Angelina Jolie, and brother Pax, and again this month at the farmers market, according to the same report.

Where else has the piercing shown up?

The jewelry also surfaced in a music video, per Page Six: K-pop singer Dayoung's clip for "What's a girl to do" features Shiloh as a backup dancer, lip ring visible. That appearance drew comparisons to her mother on social media, with one X user quoted by the outlet writing, "Literally looks exactly like her momma oh my god."

How does this fit her pattern of style changes?

The piercing is one entry in a longer run of looks. Page Six's reporting lists a pink buzzcut, Lara Croft-style braids, and platinum blond hair, all dated to the period since August 2023 — roughly three years of documented changes, by the outlet's own chronology. Measured against that stretch, the labret piercing is the longest-running single look cited in the report, at about a year versus shorter runs implied for the earlier hairstyles.

What's behind her name change?

Shiloh was born Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt and filed to drop her father Brad Pitt's surname on her 18th birthday in 2024, according to Page Six. Four of her five siblings have since filed similar petitions, the outlet reported, including sisters Zahara and Vivienne. That leaves 22-year-old Pax as the only sibling still using the double-barreled surname, per the same account. It remains unclear whether 18-year-old Knox has filed comparable paperwork, though Page Six reported he dropped "Pitt" from his high school diploma earlier this year, citing a source.

What has Angelina Jolie said about her children's choices?

Jolie has described Shiloh as the most private of her six children. "They really don't like any of the celebrity part of it, especially Shiloh hates it," Jolie said at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival in February 2025, as quoted by Page Six.

More recently, Jolie framed her children's individual choices — including hairstyles, piercings, and legal names — as something she has tried not to interfere with.

"They're definitely individuals. That makes me very proud, because one of the most important things, I think, is to basically not get in their way," Jolie told L'Officiel, per Page Six's report.

That comment, made last month by the outlet's account, lines up with a pattern across all six children: six distinct style trajectories, four confirmed surname changes, and at least one sibling — Knox — with an unconfirmed status as of this reporting. The labret piercing, on that scoreboard, is Shiloh's current marker, in place for about 13 months and counting since its September 2025 debut, according to Page Six, Oct. 21, 2026.

For the full photos and additional details, see the originating report at Page Six.

Has Maddox also dropped the surname?

Page Six's related coverage, linked within the same report, includes a headline confirming that Angelena Jolie and Brad Pitt's son Maddox has legally dropped "Pitt" from his last name. That detail, flagged under the outlet's "Explore More" section rather than in the main farmers market story, adds another name to the list of siblings who have shed the double-barreled surname. Combined with Shiloh, Zahara, and Vivienne, that puts the confirmed count at four siblings who have filed to drop "Pitt," consistent with the figure cited elsewhere in Page Six's reporting. Pax remains the lone holdout on the surname question, while Knox's status stays unresolved beyond the diploma detail sourced to an unnamed contact cited by the outlet.

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