Speculation is rife as Hollywood darling Jennifer Aniston reportedly gears up to pen her memoir, nearly two years after expressing her desire to document her life story.
According to reports, Aniston is “finally ready” to embark on this journey, drawing inspiration from her late friend and co-star Matthew Perry, who authored his book Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing, a year before his untimely demise at age 54.
The insider, speaking to Life and Style magazine, revealed that Aniston feels the time is right to share her experiences with the world, realizing that “life is short, so why not do it now?” The memoir is expected to divulge secrets “she’s never told,” promising an intimate look into the life of one of Hollywood’s most beloved actresses.
One of the most eagerly anticipated topics among fans is Aniston’s exploration of her past relationship with ex-husband Brad Pitt and his infamous affair with Angelina Jolie, which ultimately led to their highly publicized divorce.
“Jen knows people want to hear all about her love affair with Brad and the truth about their divorce, especially since Brad and Angelina have now split and Jen and Brad have reconnected,” the source disclosed.
While Aniston and Pitt have since rekindled a friendship and are reportedly on amicable terms, it’s speculated that the memoir might delve into the details of their five-year marriage and the challenges they faced, including their very public divorce.
“Jen has had a lot of therapy to make peace with her failed marriage to Brad and other romances that didn’t work out,” the source explained. “But there is so much more to the story, especially about why they never had a child together.”
