Angelina Jolie had some business to tend to in Long Beach on Monday, and she took her daughter Zahara along with her.

The 44 year old actress and her 14 year old daughter were seen leaving an office building, walking hand in hand.

The mother and daughter were all smiles as they went about their day together, just days after she dropped off her oldest child, Maddox, at college in South Korea.

Mother and daughter: Angelina Jolie had some business to tend to in Long Beach on Monday, and she took her daughter Zahara along with her

Jolie was wearing a flowing light brown kaftan dress with a dark brown wrap over her shoulders as she stepped out with her daughter.

The Maleficent star was seen carrying a manila mail envelope that she clutched to her chest with a brown purse slung from her shoulder.

Dress: Jolie was wearing a flowing light brown kaftan dress with a dark brown wrap over her shoulders as she stepped out with her daughter

Jolie’s daughter Zahara wore a black dress under a black leather coat, with white low-top sneakers for her outing with mom.

Zahara was born in Awasa, Ethiopia in January 2005, and adopted by Jolie six months later.

Zahara was the third of three kids Jolie adopted, following Maddox, 18, from Camodia, and Pax, 15, from Vietnam.

Zahara’s look: Jolie’s daughter Zahara wore a black dress under a black leather coat, with white low-top sneakers for her outing with mom

Her business excursion comes just days after she put in an appearance at Disney’s D23 Convention in Anaheim, California, to promote Maleficent: Mistress of Evil.

The actress dropped off Maddox at Yonsei University in Seoul last Wednesday, and she told ET on Saturday, revealing she’s been ‘ugly crying’ ever since.

‘Oh my god, I have embarrass your children ugly cry!’ she said, before adding that. ‘I also, just at some point, had the big [sun]glasses and the amount of times I turned and waved. I do know it was the one moment in my life I think I turned around six times before the airport just… and he sweetly stayed and kept waving, knowing that I was going to keep turning around. You could feel he knew he couldn’t leave.’

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