Jennifer Aniston’s representative denies that the actress is adopting a child

Jennifer Aniston’s representative set the record straight.

According to People magazine, reports have begun to spread in Europe that the 52-year-old actress made a personal announcement to her co-stars during the recording of the “Friends” reunion for HBO Max.

The news was presumably that she was adopting a child.

However, Aniston’s representative denied the reports at the outlet on Tuesday, calling it a ‘fabrication’. Her team also told TMZ that any so-called announcement was ‘false’ and ‘never happened’.

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Reports have apparently started spreading in Europe that Jennifer Aniston made a personal announcement to her co-stars during the recording of the 'Friends' reunion for HBO Max.

Reports have apparently started spreading in Europe that Jennifer Aniston made a personal announcement to her co-stars during the recording of the ‘Friends’ reunion for HBO Max.
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In 2017, Aniston reacted sharply to those who posted false rumors about her first child.

‘I would say, I think the best is a picture of me with one hand over my stomach and say,’ Finally pregnant! ‘, She explained to Glamor at the time.

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Aniston continues: ‘I mean, it’s like they’re taking a picture of you and creating this story. If your body has a normal moment or has had a bite or two, or if you have bloated for a moment, then there are arrows around your stomach telling you that you are pregnant. And it’s like it’s just my body. ‘

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“Not that it’s from your side,” she added. “As we know, it is not a child to have a child, except the couple or individual who is going through it.”

Aniston – along with her original cast Matthew Perry, David Schwimmer, Matt LeBlanc, Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow – is currently taking the long-awaited “Friends” special on the show’s original soundtrack at the Warner Bros. studio, reports People.

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“Friends” aired ten seasons from 1994 to 2004 on NBC.

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