Apparently the Jolie-Pitt brood might be growing soon with an addition to their “rainbow” family from Burma. The couple has enlisted one of Burma’s leading monks to help plan a trip to an orphanage.

According to an insider, Angelina, 32, has become “increasingly despondent” about the progress she is making in helping the Third World. The source said: “Angelina feels she is barely making a dent in the suffering she sees throughout the Third World as she travels incognito to different countries as a United Nations representative.

“She wants to step up her action in what she calls Red Alert areas, the most seriously troubled, war-torn areas in the world. She’s in talks to go into Burma and help with students and AIDS victims who are suffering terribly.” The source added Angelina had been talking to a monk about a safe travel route through the military state and a visit to an orphanage.

She is said to believe adopting another girl would balance her family and a child from Burma would fit into its racial mix. Angelina has enlisted the help of Dr Jane Aronson, an adoption specialist who runs the Worldwide Orphans Foundation. It is understood she has acted as a mentor to the actress after helping her with the adoption of Zahara.

According to the source, Angelina’s frustration at not doing enough to help the Third World is exacerbated by her sense that she and Pitt spend too much time in Hollywood.

Angelina has spoken in the past of her desire to start a “rainbow” family of children adopted from nations all over the world. She recently said: “Ever since I was about 12, I’ve always wanted to adopt – I don’t know why. We want to have a big, big family.”

Good for them! I love this do-gooding family!

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