Jennifer Aniston
She found pregnancy rumors “hurtful”
Jennifer Aniston’s personal life has been part of the public since the 90s.
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Jennifer Aniston’s personal life has been in the headlines since the 90s. Now she explains how she suffered from pregnancy rumors.
Jennifer Aniston (52) has suffered from the constant rumors in the press. She gave that in an interview with the “Hollywood Reporter” now clearly understandable. She used to take such reports about herself personally and find them “hurtful”. With that she has meanwhile finished. In particular, she made the claim that she had placed her career above her desire to have children.
The public does not know at all whether they may not even be able to have children medically and only speculate: “Can I have children? That was painful and nasty.” In addition, she generally criticized the double standard in the assessment of their private life compared to male colleagues: “Men can marry as often as they want. They could marry women in their 20s or 30s. Women are not allowed to do that,” Aniston continued.
Moving private life in public
Aniston has reacted emotionally to pregnancy rumors at one point or another in the past. In a guest post in the “Huffington Post” in 2016, the former “Friends” star wrote: “For the record: I’m not pregnant. What I am is annoyed.” She’s tired of being part of this narrative.
Jennifer Aniston’s private life has also been public since the 1990s. After relationships with colleagues such as Charlie Schlatter, 55, Tate Donovan, 58 and Counting Crows singer Adam Duritz, 57, she married her colleague Brad Pitt, 57, in 2000. After their divorce in 2005, Aniston had relationships with Vince Vaughn (51) and the singer John Mayer (44). In 2015 she married Justin Theroux (50), the separation became known at the end of 2017.