Jennifer Aniston confesses what she expects from a man and why she is convinced that her next boyfriend will not be famous
Today, Jennifer Aniston is in full promotion of the second season of The Morning Show and her first beauty line, LolaVie. Hence, she does not stop giving interviews and attending programs. But of course, in these cases, some questions will be according to what she is trying to advertise and others will be more aimed at getting to know the actress better. And if there's one thing that has always interested Jennifer Aniston outside of her work, it's her love life.
It is well known that the interpreter of Friends, 52, has been single for a long time. But because of how she has spoken in an interview she has given with People magazine, she is more than open to finding love again after two marriages, with Brad Pitt and Justin Theroux, which with their respective breakups have always ended with her in the cover of the American social chronicle as the great victim of both ruptures.
And in its entirety it has not been like that, but just in case there is a detail that can be solved for your next partner, if it comes: that they do not belong to the world of Hollywood, someone anonymous and that they are totally outside the entertainment industry .
In fact, when journalist Kay Adams asked him if he thinks that relationship could work, he said: "Absolutely, of course I think it could work, that's precisely what I'm waiting for. It doesn't have to be someone who belongs to this world. It would be nice if it wasn't. I think relationships between public and non-public figures can work. I mean, it's happened. That would be good for me."
However, due to the long shoots, the trips, the lifestyle, the chaotic calendars or the rhythms of work, many celebrities think that someone from within will understand them better than someone from the outside, but for Aniston happiness would come in another way.
"I'm interested in finding a fantastic partner and it's as simple as leading a nice life and having fun with him. That's all we should expect. It doesn't have to be set in stone in legal documents," she said of passing, if it were to happen. the case, by the altar, something that does not fit into their plans.
Nor, in case someone is already downloading them, using dating apps, because she likes the traditional method better: "I'm going to stick to the normal ways of dating someone. Get asked out. That's right." as I would prefer."
