Angelina Jolie showed her kids what it was like to be a real New Yorker and took them to a hot dog in the middle of Manhattan.

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The 46-year-old Maleficent was spotted at the famous Gray’s Papaya in New York City on Tuesday with two of her children in tow.

The mother of six was caught trying to blow a big, juicy hot dog with her sons, 17-year-old Pax and Knox, 12.

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Jolie suddenly emerged from the no-frills chain and held onto a hot dog wrapped in aluminum foil. She couldn’t eat her dog without washing herself off with a nice giant lemonade.

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Jolie juggled her afternoon snack, napkin and drink in one hand and walked next to her second oldest child, who had recently graduated from high school.

The award-winning actress wore a long flowing skirt and a white t-shirt that she pocketed and kept her mask on as she passed photographers.

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Pax stayed close to his mother while Knox chased after leaving the flagship restaurant.

Jolie looked completely unimpressed, despite the massive blow she recently received in her bitter custody battle with her ex-husband Brad Pitt.

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Girl actress Interrupted is preparing to bring her ex to justice over the latest custody ruling, Radar reported.

The private judge who leads her custody case has decided joint custody was the best for her kids and Jolie is mad.

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She has been fighting for custody since her divorce in 2016.

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She wants the judge to take what she has and think about reconsidering the decision.

But it may not be that simple.

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By doing Court decision, Sources say the judge was very clear about his decision. He believed Pitt had the right to be with his children. He also thinks that it is in the children’s best interests to be with their father.