The lush-lipped actress was in the Spanish capital to promote her new movie Beyond Borders
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Although she has earned something of a reputation for her body art, Angelina says for now she's not planning on adding any more monikers to her bod
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16 OCTOBER 2003
Angelina Jolie's body art – including her former husband's name, Billy Bob, which she recently had removed – has received nearly as much attention, it seems, as her flourishing movie career. But while visiting Madrid on Wednesday, the Lara Croft star, who has an adopted son Maddox, made it clear fans won't be seeing any more monikers on her famous bod anytime soon.

Though she did admit she's not finished with men or tattoos – her most recent addition is ancient Khmer script etched on her left shoulder blade – Angelina said erasing the Billy Bob ink was so much work, she wouldn't be trying out any name tattoos again for a while. Though the dragon dedicated to first hubby and rumoured current love Jonny Lee Miller remains, she said: "Right now, the only man in my life is my son."

The UN goodwill ambassador, whose public image has changed from eccentric Hollywood movie star to serene new mum and humanitarian in recent months, said that the toddler's arrival has changed her for the better. "With Maddox, I am learning a lot about life and that's changed me enormously," she said. "I'm a different person."

Angelina was in the Spanish capital to promote her latest film, Beyond Borders, in which she stars as a wealthy socialite who falls in love with an aid worker and later travels to Africa with him. The movie, co-starring Clive Owen, opens in the US in October.



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