Jolie wants to adopt a child very quickly due to what sources call invisible guilt or the feeling of bringing a child into the world at the expense of all of the other parentless children. A source tells Star that Angelina has already done some investigating and may adopt from a woman who village was basically destroyed by an earthquake, but this woman is due in August and she’s carrying twins!

Meanwhile, Angelina Jolie says she would have adopted baby Zahara even if she had been HIV positive.
The Hollywood actress admitted she was relieved when tests showed her 16-month-old Ethiopian daughter was healthy shortly after she became her legal guardian.
She said: "It's a life-changing decision to adopt a child, and to be honest, it was a relief when she wasn't diagnosed with HIV."

Angelina - who also has an adopted Cambodian son, four-year-old Maddox - also revealed Zahara is jealous of her new sister.
She told America's CNN news network: "Z is jealous because she's still a little girl.

"Maddox loves her. Because when Z came home she was older, she was seven months old. So for Mad it's like having this tiny little pet he can hold and look at."
The 31-year-old star also admitted she was relieved that her feelings for her first biological child were the same as the ones she had for her adopted children.
She admitted: "I was kind of prepared to defend my other children. I was prepared to kind of give them extra love and attention, because something was going to be different about this new one."

Anderson Cooper's interview with Angelina Jolie on World Refugee Day was ratings gold for CNN reports NationalEnquirer. The Tuesday night edition of 360 brought in 1.3 million viewers from 10 p.m. to midnight and 1.6 million viewers in its first hour. Viewers not only tuned in to watch Jolie speak about her humanitarian efforts and motherhood, they also opened their wallets to help the charities she supports.

In other news, Namibia's National Society for Human Rights (NSHR) says Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt should be banned from Namibia.

(NSHR) branded the couple "colonial overlords" and accused them of taking over the African country
when Shiloh Nouvel was born this month.

An NSHR spokesman said: "To shut down a national border so she can give
birth in peace is a massive abuse of power."
The human rights campaigners claim Angelina and Brad "used heavy-handed and
brutal tactics" to persuade the Namibian government to agree to their
demands.

Speaking of Namibia, the African country is all the rage these days. Angelina and Brad put the country on the map. It seems it's a great place to give birth.

TMZ did some digging and found that birth is but the beginning of a bargain basement medical journey. If baby Shiloh isn't as flawless as her parents, she may want to return home for some "improvements."

A Namibian plastic surgeon told TMZ that she'll perform rhinoplasty -- a nose job -- for the incredible rate of $600. Compare that to the going rate in Beverly Hills, which often ranges betwen $8,000 and $9,000.