Angelina Jolie Opens Up About Married Life, And Being A "Better Wife" To Brad Pitt

Only three months have passed since Angelina Jolie tied the knot for a third time to her longtime partner, and father to their six children, Brad Pitt, but the Hollywood actress already knows she can improve as a wife.

The notoriously private Jolie recently opened up about her personal life during an interview with Tom Brokaw on Tuesday's Today show (Nov 25th), and explained how her relationship with Pitt has changed since walking down the aisle.

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"It did change," Jolie admitted. "It was in just a feeling of that security and comfort that we always had, but recommitting after 10 years together. And we were fortunate enough to be in that unusual situation where we got married with our children, and they were a part of the ceremony and they wrote some of the vows."

The Oscar winner added, "So it was all of us agreeing to be together and to commit to this life together - not because we had to, not because anything was missing in our lives, but because we were absolutely sure. It was really lovely, it was a lovely day."

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Jolie also confessed that she could be a better spouse to Pitt, and revealed she already has ideas on how to achieve this.

"We have more moments where I say, 'I'm going to be a better wife. I'm going to learn to cook,' and he says, 'Oh honey, know what you're good at, know what you're not.' He knows my limitations and where I'm a good wife and a good mom," she said.

Shortly after their wedding, the Hollywood power couple, who first became an item after co-starring in 2005's 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith,' started filming 'By the Sea,' a romantic drama set in the 1970s about a troubled marriage.

"The first one we did together we weren't together, and it was a comedy and it had a lot of action and it was really fun," Jolie said. "Ten years on we've learned a lot more about each other. It's a film about a very troubled marriage, and it felt like the appropriate thing to do on our honeymoon."