New interview with Jennifer Aniston: On continuing ‘Friends’ and trying to have kids

In a new interview with Harper’s Bazaar UK, Jennifer Aniston talked about Friends continuing without Matthew Perry and also openly shared why she doesn’t have children.

Speaking about the possibility of a remake or sequel of the hit NBC series, Jennifer Aniston admitted that she could not imagine returning to the role of Rachel Green, which she played on Friends for 10 seasons from 1994 to 2004, after the departure of her co-star Matthew Perry: “It would be literally physically impossible.”

Matthew Perry died in 2023 from “acute effects of illicit drug use” as well as exposure to a prescription drug used to treat asphyxiation, coronary artery disease and substance use disorders. he was 54 years old

The network, now known as HBO Max, has brought the entire group together for an official Friends Reunion event in 2021. Matthew Perry was also involved in this: “We did everything we could. But it felt like we were mourning Matthew for a long time because he had such a hard time dealing with this disease. As hard as it was for all of us and the fans, deep down I think he was better off this way. I’m glad he’s out of that pain.”

Jennifer Aniston also touched on one of the most painful topics: children. The actress secretly underwent in vitro fertilization: “They didn’t know my story, they didn’t know what I went through in the last 20 years to try to start a family, because I don’t talk about my health problems. It’s nobody’s business. But there comes a time when you don’t hear the talk anymore about how I can’t have children, how I can’t have a family, because I’m selfish and a workaholic. It affects me – I’m only human. We’re all human.”

By the way, they recently talked about why Jennifer Aniston kept quiet about her divorce from Brad Pitt for so many years.

Source: People Talk