Actress Jennifer Aniston said it was difficult to open her heart to love because her parents divorced and her childhood lacked affection.
According to The Wall Street Journal on August 23,
Jennifer Aniston, 54 years old, said her parents’ marriage haunted her:
“I always have difficulty being in a relationship because of my lonely childhood.
I don’t like sacrificing myself, don’t know what to do when in love or how to accept other people’s feelings. Therefore, everything will be easier if I am single.”
A source told People that Jennifer is currently very happy being single, focusing on her own happiness.
Jennifer Aniston and father John Aniston in 1997. Photo: WireImage
The actor’s parents – John Aniston and Nancy Dow – are both active in the arts. The star had a bad relationship with her parents when they divorced when she was 10 years old. For nearly a decade, the actress did not talk to her mother and did not invite her to her wedding with actor Brad Pitt in 2000. In Interview Magazine, Jennifer said her unstable and insecure childhood helped her learn to be resilient. when things happen unexpectedly.
According to US Magazine, Jennifer and her mother reconciled in 2016. The same year, Mrs. Dow died due to complications from strokes. Four years later, Jennifer’s father passed away.
Similar to her parents, Jennifer did not have a perfect marriage. She and Brad Pitt divorced after seven years of marriage, when Pitt was caught up in rumors of having an affair with Angelina Jolie. The celebrity was rumored by the media to not want to have children. She married for the second time with actor Justin Theroux in 2015. Three years later, the two divorced due to differences in lifestyle.
Jennifer Aniston quickly became a star in A Hollywood after the success of the Friends series and switched to acting in movies. She succeeded with romantic comedies such as The Break-up (2006), Marley & Me (2008), Just Go With It (2011). In 2019, she returned to acting in television dramas after 15 years with the series The Morning Show, winning a SAG award in the female television drama category.
