Angelina Jolie and her newborn twins left the hospital in Nice, France, on Saturday morning. The 'Wanted' actress - who gave birth to Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline on July 12 - left the Fondation Lenval hospital by car at around 4am on Saturday.

Hospital representative Nadine Bauer confirmed: "Angelina Jolie left the Clinic Santa Maria of Fondation Lenval early in the morning of July 19. The mother and babies are doing very well.

We enjoyed having her and her family here very much." Angelina and the new babies are reported to have been driven in a grey Volkswagen minibus to the luxurious Chateau Miraval in Correns, France, which she and partner Brad Pitt rented in May.

An onlooker added to People magazine: "There was a sudden spray of light out of the hospital's garage way and then four or five people came out of that through a rear doorway. "The courtyard entrance was suddenly opened by someone who was waiting in the bus stop beside the hospital.

This group of people got into the van, very quickly. It was all done in a hurry - very rapid. And then 'Pouf!' they were gone." Brad and Angelina are expected to stay in Chateau Miraval with their adopted children, six-year-old Maddox, four-year-old Pax, three-year-old Zahara, and two-year-old biological daughter Shiloh for the rest of the summer.