It appears that she has developed a newfound confidence, showcasing her figure at every chance she gets.
Now, Jennifer Aniston has stepped forward to share that her refreshed attitude stems from being in her forties.
In a provocative new shoot for America’s GQ magazine, the actress flaunts her toned and firm figure, barely clad in a black bra and miniskirt.
In the interview, Jennifer also disclosed that she has gained some weight after giving up smoking. Nevertheless, the claims made by the actress are somewhat difficult to believe, considering the sultry images of the 43-year-old star.
She mentioned: ‘I’ve recently stopped smoking, and yes, you do put on some extra pounds! It definitely makes a difference, particularly at my age.’
Joining her in the shoot is her Wanderlust co-star Paul Rudd, who is spotted playfully panting as the actress pretends to yank him by his tie.
During the interview, Jennifer, who is happily involved with actor Justin Theroux, addresses the rumors about when she plans to start a family.
She stated: ‘I think there’s a desire for me to have a child at this point. I maintain that if it happens, it happens.
‘I’m at peace with whatever is meant to be. It’s not something I’m stressing over, like, “I must have a child!”
‘I’m putting an end to discussions about children.I’m not having triplets. I’m not having twins. And I’m certainly not having one baby. I did not elope… You heard it here first. I’m not pregnant now.’
While Jennifer radiates happiness with Justin, as evident from the passionate public display of affection during her recent birthday celebration, she discusses how relationships mature over time.
The actress, previously married to Brad Pitt, remarked: ‘It’s an evolving, living entity. There will be growing pains, and there will be uncomfortable moments… your awkward phase, your acne phase. It’s all part of what makes a relationship beautiful.
‘Yet, when the paths start to separate, and one person is growing in one direction while the other is in another… sometimes you can navigate through it together, while other times you may not.’
by Lorelle Heath
