The 52-year-old star's acquaintances told the gossip website that she is in the process of adopting a baby from an orphanage in Mexico • She told her friends in the "Friends" series about the adoption during the filming of the union episode
"Friends are happy."
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According to reports on several gossip sites, Jennifer Aniston is about to become a mother soon.
No, it's not that you missed Aniston's pregnancy (52).
The baby who is expected to turn Aniston into a mother will come from an orphanage in Mexico, which she has been supporting for many years.
"Jen felt the reunion of 'Friends' was the perfect time to tell her cast members about the baby," her associates told the gossip site Closer, which was the first to report the expected adoption.
"The girls already knew that they meet on a regular basis, but in honor of the union she also shared the men. The cast members have always been very close and involved in each other's lives. Over the years they knew about Courtney Cox's fertility treatments and supported Jen after the painful divorce. From Brad Pitt.
According to insiders, "Jen knew how much her friends in the series wanted her to be good all these years, and it was important to her to tell them so they could celebrate with her this significant milestone in her life.
They were so happy when she told them, and shared tips with her on parenting. "
Reports of a possible adoption of Aniston from an orphanage in Mexico began circulating online as early as 2011, before she married her second husband, actor Justin Thoreau, from whom she had already divorced.
The adoption process resumed last year, and Aniston's friends say that Courtney Cox (Monica Geller), who has remained her close soulmate over the years, accompanied her every step of the way, and even plans to hold the traditional Baby Shower celebration for her.
Over the years, Aniston has suffered from tabloids and gossip sites, which often discussed her love life, which included two divorces, and her fertility status.
In 2016, she wrote a scathing opinion piece for the Huffington Post, in which she addressed the obsessive preoccupation with her womb.
"The energy that the media invests in trying to figure out whether I am pregnant or not emphasizes the assumption that women are incomplete, successful or happy unless they are married with children," she wrote at the time.
"We do not have to be married or mothers to feel whole. We are the ones who decide what our 'happy ending' is.
Aniston further wrote that 'I may be a mother one day, but I'm not in pursuit of motherhood and I object to being made to feel' less'. others because my body is changing or taken by me from an odd angle and decided that I was' pregnant 'or' fat ''.
Although always stressed that she was a complete and happy life just as they are, Aniston revealed in a interview with her best friend Sandra Bullock magazine interview last year she also sees children In the future. "I hear and see the ocean, I hear laughter, I see children running around.
I hear ice in the glass, food is cooking.
This is the happy image in my head, "said Aniston at the time.