Jennifer Aniston revealed a lot about her hit sitcom ‘Friends,’ which aired its long-awaited reunion episode and had the entire globe glued to their screens. Jennifer opened up on SiriusXM’s The Howard Stern Show about working with ex-boyfriend Brad Pitt and her rumored romance with David Schwimmer.
Jennifer Aniston made an appearance alongside Friends co-stars Lisa Kudrow and Courteney Cox, recalling an incident involving a horrible actor on set. “I remember when we were conducting a network run-through, the network and the producers would just laugh,” Jennifer recounted, without naming the actor. ‘Listen to them, they’re simply laughing at their own jokes,’ this guy would say. So silly, it’s not even funny’. ‘What are you doing here?’ it was like.
Jennifer recalled that attitude not being appropriate for the actors, crew, or set. “This is a great, pleasant place to be,” she added, “and you’re coming into our home and just shitting on it.” “The odd thing is, years later, that male did apologize for their actions and just said, ‘I was so frightened, to be honest, that I wasn’t on my best behaviour,’” she continued.
Jennifer also discussed the potential for awkwardness if she and her ex-boyfriend Brad Pitt participated in a virtual table read. The event raised money for the REFORM Alliance and CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort), a nonprofit organization co-founded by Sean Penn of Fast and Furious fame. “We converse, and there’s no oddness at all,” she continued, “except for everyone who undoubtedly watched it and was hoping for or assuming there was.”
Meanwhile, she admitted that she and David had a romantic relationship, despite the fact that nothing had happened between them. During the reunion special, Schwimmer remarked, “At some point, we were both crushing hard on each other, but it was like two ships passing because one of us was constantly in a relationship and we never passed that border.” “That was something we respected.” Jennifer went on to say, “We were in relationships, and it was always the wrong moment. It wouldn’t have worked either.”
