Jennifer Aniston freely acknowledges that, despite her thirty years of red carpet appearances, she still struggles with the art of posing. The Friends star expressed her adoration for Jennifer Lopez in a recent interview with InStyle magazine, pointing out how effortlessly charming J.Lo always looks on the red carpet. Even when Lopez seems to be about to lose her cool, Aniston lauded her for her ability to attract viewers with her intensity and elegance.
Although Aniston and Lopez have never worked together directly, Aniston has been seen chit-chatting with Lopez at a number of events. The 52-year-old actress, who acknowledged her own posing anxieties, stressed the value of having a competent stylist for successful red carpet appearances. Aniston attempts to make small talk with photographers during gatherings to help her feel less nervous.
Aniston used the time she had during the lockdown to reflect on her life and get rid of pressures that were no longer beneficial to her. “Getting rid of things I once thought were essential but actually caused unnecessary stress helped me reduce anxiety,” the woman said.
Aniston loves to act, but she doesn’t particularly enjoy the commercial side of the business. She said she was reluctant to participate in press conferences and interviews, which she refers to as the “dog-and-pony show.” “I think the performance is ostentatious. Is all of that truly required? The actual labor is what counts to me,” she said.
Aniston also brought attention to the media’s exploitation of weak celebrities by drawing comparisons between her ascent to popularity and the hardships of up-and-coming stars like Britney Spears. Having a stern mother who prioritized perfecting my trade over pursuing celebrity was a blessing in my life. She clarified, “It was about knowing what I was doing instead of depending on luck.
She talked about her early career as a waitress and the difficult road to fame that involved numerous theater jobs and auditions. Reflecting on her commitment to her art, Aniston remarked, “I went through 900 auditions before landing a Bob’s Big Boy commercial.”
Despite their lack of professional collaboration, Aniston and Lopez appear to get along well because they have been spotted together at events over the years.
Aniston used the time during the lockdown to reflect on her life and concentrate on her own development. She talked about how important it is to put oneself first and let go of unneeded pressures.
Even though Aniston loves to act, she finds publicity stunts difficult and is frustrated by the flimsy parts of celebrity. As she considered how Friends had changed her life, she realized how much the show had affected both her professional and personal development. It was a singular and memorable occasion. We all happened to be at the right place at the right time and created something that resonated with people all around the world, she said.
Aniston also said that she was aware of the SNL spoofs of Rachel Green, her well-known role. “I immediately thought, ‘No way, I’m not impression-worthy,’ when someone asked if I had seen the impression. However, after seeing it, I understood it was a praise. I had to perceive it differently for a while,” she said.
Aniston’s relationship to the cherished sitcom Friends, which continues to play a big role in her life and legacy, was further cemented this week when she was caught posing with Friends-themed goods.
