Brad Pitt HAD to know that Angelina Jolie would steal his thunder in this white number!

Brangelina wowed at the Berlin premiere of World War Z on Tuesday, and while Brad kept it dirty hot with long hair and a leather jacket, Angelina looked drop dead gorgeous in a strapless white Ralph & Russo number.

Later that night the couple, along with their six children, dined at Japanese restaurant Kuchi to celebrate Angie's 38th birthday. The night before that, Brangelina left the kids with their nannies and had a couple's night out in Paris at Il Vino.

Sunday night marked Angelina's first public appearance since she revealed that she had undergone a preventative double mastectomy, and Angelina gushed to reporters about how supportive Brad has been. "He's such a wonderful man and a wonderful father," she said. "I'm very, very lucky."

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Angelina Jolie made her first public appearance Sunday at the World War Z premiere in London, after announcing, May 14, she had a preventative double mastectomy earlier this year.

The actress wore a floor-length Saint Laurent gown, in her signature black with a sheer cut-out at her belly.

Jolie's appearance eclipsed the star of the show, Brad, who co-produced and stars in the zombie thriller. In the film, Pitt plays a United Nations employee battling to save the world from a zombie apocalypse.

The pair signed autographs for fans in Leicester Square, while rock band Muse (with frontman Matt Belemy, Kate Hudson's baby daddy) provided the tunes.

Angelina told multiple news outlets she "feels wonderful" and that she's "grateful for all the support."

She's gotta support her hubby!

Angelina Jolie will make her first public appearance since undergoing a preventative double mastectomy at partner Brad Pitt's World War Z premiere in London this Sunday.

The Oscar winner is determined to support her love, despite still being in the recovery stage following her reconstructive surgery.

The actress hoped that going public with her health crisis would inspire others to be proactive with their own health, but it's unlikely the brunette beauty will talk about it with reporters so as to not upstage Brad on his big night!

Angelina Jolie's aunt Debbie Martin, died of breast cancer Sunday at age 61.

While Jolie wasn't with aunt when she passed, the two had been communicating since Martin's diagnosis.

The news comes just two weeks after Jolie revealed she had a preventative double mastectomy.

Martin was the biological sister of Jolie's mom Marcheline Bertrand, who died in 2007 after a seven-year battle with ovarian cancer. When Marcheline discovered she had the BRCA gene, she urged Debbie to take the test that would determine if she, too, had the defective gene that puts its carriers at an extremely heightened risk of getting breast or ovarian cancer. When the test was positive, she had her ovaries removed but unfortunately she fell victim to breast cancer.

Jolie plans to continue her preventative surgeries, having her ovaries removed, according to a People magazine report. It's uncertain whether Jolie has held off on the surgery simply because she's been recovering from the three-month mastectomy process or because she and partner Brad Pitt are hoping to have more biological children first.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie made it a family affair on Saturday when they packed their brood, along with the family pug, in a large van to head to Siren Studios for a photoshoot.

The A-list couple have been in the news recently due to Jolie's decision to undergo a double mastectomy to to reduce her high risk of breast cancer. According to reports, she plans to have her ovaries removed next while Brad has been nothing but supportive to his wife's cause.

"I’ll tell you, it's such a wonderful relief to come through this and not have a spectre hanging over our heads," he said. "To know that that's not going to be something that's going to affect us. My most proudest thing is our family. This isn't going to get that."

How sweet!

She did say she wanted enough kiddos to form a soccer team!

Angelina Jolie recently underwent a preventative double mastectomy after learning she carried the BRCA1 gene that puts her at an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer, but she opted to postpone having her ovaries removed for the time being.

Could the actress be waiting to undergo the surgery in hopes of having more children?

It seems quite possible. At 37-years-old, the Oscar winner is still in her child bearing years, and while sources tell People she plans on having the procedure, nothing has been put into motion yet.

Angie and Brad have to create at least one more beautiful baby before calling it quits on expanding their family!

Brad's lady love has the support of her in-laws, too!

Following Angelina Jolie's confession that she recently underwent a preventative double mastectomy after learning she had the gene that put her at an increased risk for breast and ovarian cancer, Brad Pitt's mom Jane praised her son's partner for making the difficult decision to go through with the procedure.

"We're so very proud of Angie, this means so much to our family especially our grandchildren. We love her dearly," Jane Pitt said in a statement.

The actress' brother James Haven echoes the sentiments!

"My sister, like our mother, always put her children first. I am so grateful to be her brother," Haven said in his own statement.

Health scares are never easy, but at least Miss Jolie has a wonderful family to fall back on!

She's lucky to have such a supportive sweetie!

Following Angelina Jolie's admission in a New York Times op-ed piece that she recently underwent a preventative double mastectomy after learning she carried the BRCA1 gene that greatly increased her chances of breast and ovarian cancer, her partner Brad Pitt is speaking out about her bravery regarding the difficult decision.

"Having witnessed this decision firsthand, I find Angie's choice, as well as so many others like her, absolutely heroic. I thank our medical team for their care and focus. All I want is for her to have a long and healthy life, with myself and our children. This is a happy day for our family," he gushed to the The London Evening Standard.

The Oscar winner revealed her decision to undergo the operation was heavily influenced by the love she has for her brood and her beau.

"I can tell my children that they don't need to fear they will lose me to breast cancer. It is reassuring that they see nothing that makes them uncomfortable. They can see my small scars and that's it. Everything else is just Mommy, the same as she always was," Jolie wrote in the piece.

We applaud Miss Jolie for speaking out and raising awareness!