While some folks are spending Xmas at home with their families and others are spending it in tropical locales, pseudo-married couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have made their way to Windhoek, Namibia for Xmas 2010. Their daughter Shiloh Nouvel was born in Namibia back in 2006 so I guess the Brangelina Bunch thought it would be a great place to return to for the holidays.

With six children eagerly awaiting the arrival of Santa Claus, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have a lot of wrapping to do. And with their trolley piled high with toys and games, it seems the couple are planning on making it a very merry Christmas. The Jolie-Pitts were pictured shopping alongside the busy crowds at a mall in Windhoek, Namibia. Their daughter Shiloh was born in the seaside town of Swakopmund in the African country four years ago. The well-travelled family spend every other Christmas in the U.S., then enjoy a trip to a far-flung location the second year. Earlier this month Angelina explained: ‘We’re going to travel with the kids and go to a random part of the world,’ she said. ‘We’re going to travel and have an adventure because that’s what we love to do.’ But while the actress was fitting in some last minute gift buying yesterday, she isn’t just relying on the local stores. Asked whether she’s kept on top of her Christmas shopping, she said: ‘I have, and I’ve got it all boxed and ready to go. I’m trying to get every stocking right and all the wrapping paper and everything.’ Her planning is sure to delight Shiloh and siblings Maddox, eight, Pax, seven, Zahara, five and two-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne. The six have been spotted helping their mother pick out gifts in New York and France, and seem more excited by the day.

OY! This family gets around, don’t they? Talk about your adventurous family life. While I’m sure all this world traveling is fun and all … I just hope the family is able to spend the time together that will truly make their travels really special. No one can accuse the Brangelina Bunch of living a boring life, that’s for sure.

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