Jennifer Aniston opened up about her struggles with infertility and her attempts at in vitro fertilization (IVF) between the ages of 30 and 40.
Her ex-husband, Justin Theroux, has since shown his support for her in the wake of this candid revelation.
Sharing sensual photos from her Allure cover shoot, where she detailed her journey, the Friends star thanked the magazine, marking the end of an era. In response, Theroux, expressed his support by commenting on the post with a fist emoji and a heart emoji. The post garnered over 4 million likes, showcasing the widespread encouragement Aniston received.
The American Psycho star, who was married to Aniston from 2015 to 2018, joined a chorus of celebrities offering their love and support. Aniston's revelation addressed years of speculation and rumors about her personal life, highlighting the challenges she faced in trying to conceive.
In the interview, Aniston shared the difficulties of dealing with infertility and the various methods she tried, including IVF and unconventional remedies. She spoke candidly about the misconceptions surrounding her choices, dismissing false narratives that suggested she prioritized her career over having children.
Aniston refuted claims of selfishness and clarified that her divorce from Theroux was not due to her reluctance to have children. She emphasized the falsehood of stories suggesting that she only cared about her career and that her ex-husband left her because she wouldn't give him a son.
Despite the challenges, Aniston expressed a sense of relief in sharing her journey publicly, stating that it feels like emerging from hibernation. She asserted that she has no regrets about how things have unfolded and emphasized that she no longer has to entertain questions about her choices.
Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux, who began dating in 2011 and got engaged in 2012, had a surprise wedding in 2015. However, their marriage ended two and a half years later, with sources attributing the split to their realization that they were "two very different people," according to Page Six.
