Jennifer Aniston: Fans claim she looks 'unrecognizable' after latest appearance on French talk show

On March 15, the whole team at French TV showC à Vous chatted with Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler. The two actors starring in the new Netflix filmMurder Mystery 2 looked back on their careers. Although it is another detail that shocked Aniston's fans...

Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer, real life Ross and Rachel?

During the talk show, Jennifer Aniston talked about her character on Friends, the one and only Rachel Green, and her love for the show. The 54-year-old actress said:

It's an honor to have been a part of this show. It's the best thing that ever happened to me. It changed my life.

The American actress also happily revealed some anecdotes from the time they were shooting Friends, before mentioning the romantic attraction between her and her co-star David Schwimmer, our beloved Ross Geller.

We were both attracted to each other, but it was like two boats passing each other, because one of us was always in a relationship. We never took that step. So we lived all this love and admiration for each other through Ross and Rachel.

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Jennifer Aniston really unrecognizable?

Unfortunately, it wasn't the anecdotes that sparked the viewers' attention during the interview. In fact, some French Twitter users have been criticizing the actress' appearance since the show aired. Several posts are very violent towards Aniston's looks, with some saying she has 'aged badly', or that her face is 'emotionless'.

For example, this French Twitter user says the actress doesn't look like herself anymore.

Fortunately, some fans have been defending the actress and her looks, either by saying she is still as beautiful as she was when she was younger, or simply telling critics to leave her and her looks alone.

This article has been translated from Oh!MyMag FR.

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