Jennifer Aniston confirmed that she will not attend the Emmy Awards for this reason
The actress who gave life to ‘Rachel’ in the series “Friends” confessed that it has been difficult for her to return to normal in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jennifer Aniston, an actress remembered for playing ‘Rachel Green’ on the hit series “Friends,” said she takes the social restrictions and vaccination period that the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has brought very seriously. In this way, she announced that she will not be part of the Emmy Awards ceremony.
Although the actress has already resumed her acting career and participated in some projects, such as the anniversary special of “Friends,” Aniston still does not feel safe, since COVID-19 cases are still present in society and she he prefers to avoid any chance of contagion.
This was clarified during his recent interview on the program hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, his fear of being infected and the anxiety he feels before any type of mass event are still too great for him to enjoy a gala like the Emmy Awards, which will be held this September 19.
"No, I'm not going. Ben Winston, our producer and director, who is incredible, who took care of organizing everything, will be the one to go for me. It is that the mere fact of being there is too big a step. I'm still taking baby steps and I'm not ready, ”Aniston noted on the show.
As the actress pointed out, the person in charge of representing the cast of “Friends”, nominated at the current Emmy Awards, will be Ben Winston, director and producer of the long-awaited reunion of the actors on HBO Max.
The 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards will be held in person at the Microsoft Theater, Los Angeles, with the aim of rewarding the best television productions of recent months. It will take place on September 19.
