Scandal over the "little detail" seen in Jennifer Aniston's first photo on Instagram
THE NETWORKS ARE BURNED BY WHAT THE FRIENDS LEFT IN THE SIGHT OF EVERYONE
Jennifer Aniston posted the first photo of her on Instagram of her which caused a stir at the time of her; but later a detail changed the story and what began as something curious ended in scandal.
In the photo of her where she appears with her companions from her Friends series, you can see what appears to be a white powder? on a cell phone.
The little detail appears right next to Matthew Perry who coincidentally has a long history of drug and alcohol addiction problems; to the point that at some point he was about to leave the successful NBC series that culminated in 2004.
It all started with a tweeter's comment on the photo that the Friends TV account reposted with the message. "The lines of coke across the top of the iPhone in Jennifer Aniston's first Instagram photo is a great way to make her social media debut."
The lines of coke on top of the iphone in Jennifer Aniston’s first Instagram picture is one hell of a way to make your social media debut. https://t.co/5mLshMlNxL
— devilette (@deviIette) October 16, 2019
From then on, many haters echoed the comment and added more comments about the episode that, as expected, has been ignored by Jennifer so far.
Looks like there’s coke on the phone 😳 #JenniferAniston #Friends pic.twitter.com/GYfQrCCxME
— Gus Birkbeck (@BirkbeckGus) October 16, 2019
JENNIFER'S RECORD
The Hollywood star already has more than 8,000,000 million followers just over 24 hours after opening her account on Instagram.
Such has been the furor over Jennifer Aniston's arrival on Instagram that many users reported problems when trying to follow her.
A representative of the social network explained: "We are aware that some people have problems following Jen's page, the volume of interest is incredible!" A company representative told the US site Page Six.
“We are actively working on a solution and we hope that the page will work again without problems soon”, detailed the Infobae portal.
