Jennifer Aniston cut off her friends who refused to receive the COVID-19 vaccine
The actress was firm against the ‘anti-vaccines’ who “do not listen to the facts” in a recent interview
Jennifer Aniston revealed in a new interview that she was forced to cut off her friends who “refused” to receive her COVID-19 vaccine. In the September issue of InStyle magazine, the 52-year-old Hollywood icon explained that he has no time for anti-vaccines or those who "just don't hear the facts" when it comes to science.
The "Friends" star said she feels that the fringe of Americans who do not want to be inoculated against the coronavirus are basing her position on "fear or propaganda."
Aniston, who stars on the AppleTV + series “The Morning Show” as a news anchor, explained that she spent much of the pandemic keeping up with the news, but that at one point she had to take a break.
“I really had to stop having the television on all the time,” the actress said of the compulsive behavior she had during social isolation. "We all went through news fatigue, panic fatigue, during the pandemic because we hoped that one day we would wake up and hear something hopeful, and all we got was more insanity."
She then referred to the anti-vaccine group, who have so far refused to receive their coronavirus vaccine. “There is still a large group of people who are against vaccines or just don't listen to the facts. It's a real shame, '' said the American actress. "I just lost some people in my daily life who refused or did not reveal whether they had been vaccinated or not, and it was unfortunate."
“I feel that it is your moral and professional obligation to report, since not all of us are being tested every day. It's complicated because everyone has the right to have their own opinion, but many opinions are based on nothing more than fear or propaganda, ”she added.
Aniston received the second dose of the vaccine from her in May and shared the news of her on Instagram with her millions of followers around the world. "Fully vaccinated and feels so good," she wrote in her post. "We are extremely fortunate and privileged to have access to COVID-10 vaccines in the United States at this time."
"Unfortunately, that's not the case everywhere ... and as we know, the health of one of us affects all of us," she continued. "Thinking of those who do not have or will not have the opportunity to get vaccinated and hug their friends and family."
During her interview with InStyle, Aniston also complimented Jennifer Lopez. She assured that she is the best when it comes to posing for photographers. "J. she Lo is so beautiful."
Regarding her own performance on the red carpet, Jennifer said: “It depends on your stylist, because they say, 'Never do this! Always do this! ' I say, "Well, that feels weird." I don't know how to stand on a red carpet, but you do the best you can. "
While she changes her style depending on the event, she said that she tries to "connect" with the photographers, some of whom she "has known for a long time", to be more comfortable with the flashes. "If I have an honest interaction with someone, it makes it easier," she added.
