Celebrity power couple Brad Pitt and Angelina have reported accepted the fact about their daughter Shiloh's gender identity and are seeking ways to prevent her from being bullied.

According to the recent issue of Radar Online, the two have consulted a therapist regarding Shiloh's "gender issues" who explained to them that she should dress the way she wanted.

"Brad and Angie have been doing everything possible to protect her from being bullied by her peers and outsiders," the source told the tabloid. "They have also been gently setting the tone for how their five other children interact with Shiloh."

Reportedly, aside from wearing boy's clothes, Shiloh prefers to hang around her older brothers.

"Maddox, 14, is old enough to help the younger siblings understand what Shiloh is dealing with," the insider added.

And the family found a way to make Shiloh's gender identity issues fun by playing dress up.

"This has been an opportunity for fun in the family, because Vivienne and Zahara love to dress up in their mother's clothes. The kids are constantly putting on plays for their parents, and Shiloh often directs with Pax," the article added.

Apparently, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's daughter Shiloh doesn't like to be called by her real name, as the "Fight Club" actor told Oprah, "She only wants to be called John. John or Peter. So it's a Peter Pan thing. So we've got to call her John. Shi, do you want ... - John. I'm John."

Regardless of Shiloh's gender identity issues, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are always going to be there to support their daughter and the rest of the brood.

"Brad and Angelina are loving parents," the Radar report said. "But were told all of their kids could benefit from more discipline and structure. There is absolutely no spanking allowed, and the kids really are never told no. None of the kids have to make their bed or clean their rooms."