Actor Jennifer Aniston recently opened up with actor Brad Pitt when he was personally impressed by his divorce media coverage. He said that the report about its isolation in tabloids was “to read juicy for people”.

Aniston admitted in an interview with Vanity Fair that interviewing during that weak time was a “disgusting experience” for him. He said, “I haven’t seen that article forever. I just remember the experience of doing it, which was a kind of nervousness. It was also such a weak time. But yes, it was one for memoirs.”

Speaking of ‘Friends’ star, heavy media investigation, said, “It was such a juicy reading for people. If they did not have their own soap opera, they would have their own tabloids. It’s ashamed that it was to happen, but it happened and the boy I took it personally.”

“We are humans, even if some people don’t want to believe that we are. They think,” You have signed up for it, so you take it. ” But we didn’t really sign up for it, “he said.

The actor remembered that Brook, the producer of ‘The Break-up’, was not very convinced while pitching the role of Brook Mayors. Aniston further said, “It was a kind of cathric in a way to go to the right way. So when they came to me, they were a bit nervous in making the offer because they thought, ‘Oh, is it insensitive? Is it unfair?’ But I really thought, ‘Is there a great opportunity.’ I knew that it would really benefit me emotionally, just as a human being, and serve the script and character very well. “

Aniston married Pitt on July 29, 2000. The couple announced their separation on 7 January 2005, while their divorce was finalized on 2 October 2005.

The actor recently talked about the struggle of his late co-star and friend Matthew Perry with the intake of intoxicants in a single interview.

Aniston will be seen next time in season 4 of ‘The Morning Show’, which will be available for streaming on Apple TV+ from 17 September.