The American actress revealed the change she had to make because of those who do not want to be inoculated against Covid-19.
Jennifer Aniston does not mess around and made a final decision with her friends and / or close people who did not want and do not want to be vaccinated against the coronavirus: she cut off the relationship she had with them.
In a relaxed chat with In Style magazine, the 52-year-old American actress reflected on the burden of the pandemic and the constant tragic news regarding Covid-19.
Recounting how she used to have news signals on her television, Aniston said that during the most difficult months she tried to change that habit: "I really had to give it up. We all go through news fatigue, panic fatigue, during the pandemic, because we hoped to wake up one day and hear something hopeful, and all we got was more madness.
When asked about the way out of the tunnel that can already be seen in the United States and in other parts of the world thanks to vaccination, the protagonist of Friends (NBC, 1994-2004) was blunt in giving her opinion about those who do not want be inoculated.
"There's still a huge group of people who are anti-vaccine or just don't listen to the facts. It's a real shame," the Hollywood star lamented.
"I just lost a few people in my weekly routine who refused to be vaccinated or who didn't disclose if they had been vaccinated or not, and it was unfortunate," Jennifer Aniston continued, thus revealing what she decided regarding her friends and/or colleagues. of work.
"I feel like it's a moral and professional obligation to report this as we're not all grouped together and being tested every day. It's tricky because everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but a lot of opinions seem to be based on fear, propaganda and nothing else," concluded the actress.
Aniston's statements come to light when there is a serious resurgence of positive cases of Covid-19 in Florida, one of the states in which there are the largest number of people against vaccination. The deaths and hospitalizations are almost entirely of people who were not immunized, as reported by the highest health authority in the United States, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy.
Jennifer Aniston's vaccination
The successful actress, director, and producer completed her immunization schedule on May 7, 2021, and shared her relief on her Instagram account along with a thoughtful caption.
"We are extremely fortunate and privileged to have access to vaccines for Covid-19 in the United States at this time. Unfortunately, that is not the case everywhere, and as we know, the health of one of us affects us all." I am thinking of those who do not have or will not have the opportunity to get vaccinated and hug their friends and family, "he wrote at the time.
In mid-2020, Jennifer had spoken of the importance of the mask and other care in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, assuring that the use of this element should not be a political debate, and that it is not something that "takes away rights", but a recommendation. healthy and effective.
"Masks are inconvenient and uncomfortable. But don't you think it's worse that businesses are closing, jobs are being lost, and healthcare workers are reaching utter exhaustion? This virus has taken so many lives because we're not doing enough." Aniston said when the pandemic was wreaking havoc in her country, which is the country with the highest number of deaths from Covid-19.
