It's been a long time since Jennifer Aniston got engaged to Justin Theroux in 2012 and the media seems to be getting bored already. Their way of dealing? Churn out news about the former "Friends" sweetheart being pregnant of course!
A new twist seems to have emerged from the trend lately, however, with news pointing now to the idea of Jen opting for adoption instead. In a report by Life & Style (via Page Six), the popular U.S. publication reported that the actress has decided to try adoption and Justin is supporting her on her decision.
"After years of struggling with infertility, she had been considering adoption-and during their trip, Justin told his lady love he was on board, too." The publication further spilled that this plan was decided during the couple's trip to Bora Bora to celebrate their second engagement anniversary.
Upon asking Jen's longtime publicist Stephen Huvane, however, he gave a rather snarky reply saying, "We don't have an answer to this question. It's beyond absurd and proves the point that no one should believe what's written in the tabloids and gossip columns and blogs."
Whether there is some truth to this news, Justin seemed to be all geared up towards the idea of being a father already. In an interview with UK's Marie Claire magazine (via Enstarz), the 43-year-old actor said that he has been thinking a lot of fatherhood after all the practice he is getting from his role in HBO's "The Leftovers."
"The strange thing is that I've started to feel oddly parental towards my on-screen children...I'm a real protective fake dad." The actor even shared how he often checks on his younger cast mates all the time, even during the weekend.
Baby or not, however, Jennifer shows her livelier side via the second installment of the hit comedy "Horrible Bosses" where she will play the role of a-wait for it-sex addict. Classicalite reports that Jen will be reprising her role as Julia Harris who is now undergoing a 12 Step program to cure her sex addiction. The movie is set to hit the theaters in the US on November 26, and November 28 for UK viewers.
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