Skeletal Angelina Jolie — Frail Mom Tries To Go Shopping

The National ENQUIRER caught Angelina Jolie going grocery shopping with daughter Vivienne at a store in Hollywood, Calif. — where the scary-skinny star looked in need of humanitarian assistance! It was the latest frightening appearance by the Oscar-winning actress who's left  friends looking on in horror!

Angelina earlier looked ready to collapse when she was photographed on April 25 after a London meeting with Conservative Party politician William Hague. The ENQUIRER revealed how her increasingly disturbing weight loss had pals concerned that her efforts to help others were costing the actress her life!

“Angie’s trying to save the world, but she can’t seem to save herself,” a source close to the actress told The ENQUIRER. “She’s told us, ‘If they can’t eat, I can’t eat.’ The only thing her frightening weight loss is calling attention to is her health — not the unfortunate people she’s trying to help!”

Her superstar husband Brad Pitt has also begged for Angelina, 40, to put on weight — but she continues to wither away while taking on more responsibilities. As The ENQUIRER recently reported, Angie has even recently agreed to pay for the education of 13 siblings in Cambodia!

“Brad’s trying desperately to make Angie understand the dire straits she’s in!” a shaken pal of the couple shared. Meanwhile, medical experts said Brad has plenty to be concerned about. “She’s gone past the point of safety,” New York–based weight-loss expert Dr. Stuart Fischer observed upon examining the images. “Her wrists are bony. You can clearly see the tendons protruding from her neck. She’s showing no body fat. She’s clearly on the verge of collapse.”

Angelina didn't leave the store with food, either. The actress spent about half an hour at the Gelson's Super Market location, but left her shopping behind for a member of her staff to collect later. She then joined her daughter Vivienne in riding scooters back to her home — while Angelina prepared for even more duties as a visiting professor at the London School of Economics. The actress explained that that she'd be working with students to "advance women's rights, and end impunity for crimes that disproportionately affect women."