Justin Theroux clears up a rumor that always existed about his split from Jennifer Aniston
Why do you think they got divorced? Justin has cleared up the rumor you're thinking about.
It was the year 2018 when we learned that the marriage of Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux was coming to an end. The fans of this couple found it very strange that such a consolidated combo separated, in fact, Twitter was filled with 'memes' that linked photos of them with the phrase "ok, love does not exist".
Such was the uproar that, also, several theories arose about the reasons that had led them to sign the divorce papers, especially when each one made their lives for her in different parts of the country. One of the debates focused on the question that pointed to Brad Pitt - something that is not surprising that it became a conversation, because if there is something that the 'fandom' loves is the 'salseo' -, but the most commented was that , the reason that carried the most weight was that Justin Theroux wanted to live in New York and Jennifer Aniston in Los Angeles.
Three years have passed, but in an interview for the American edition of Esquire, Theroux has clarified this last aspect.
JUSTIN THEROUX TALKS ABOUT JENNIFER ANISTON'S SEPARATION
"That's a narrative that is not true, for the most part. People generate these kinds of rumors because it makes them feel better or it simplifies things. All that: 'This person likes rock' n 'roll. person likes jazz '... This is not the case. In fact, it seems like an oversimplification to me. "
Justin has not delved into the reasons that led them to divorce, but also added: "We are still friends. We do not talk every day, but we call each other, we FaceTime, we send each other 'whatsapps' ... We did not have a dramatic separation and we we love very much. I am sincere when I say that I appreciate our friendship, it would be a loss if we were not in contact, for me, at least. And I would like to think the same of her. "
Has this ever happened to you with an ex? It is difficult right? To our amazement, Justin concludes: "I think when you get good at relationships (and look, here I am, single), if you 'love well' the person when you were in the relationship, it's easy to love them when you get out of it." .
We can't be more fans. And you neither. What a man, huh.
