Jennifer Aniston, who the tabloids claim is pregnant, may have recently had an on-set meltdown. According to a major gossip magazine, the actress broke down and acted like a total diva over Angelina Jolie. We’ll take a look at the latest rumors and see if there is any truth behind them.
It seems that a week can’t go by without the tabloids claiming that Angie and Jen are fighting. This time, it’s Star magazine reporting that Aniston freaked out on the set of her upcoming film, Squirrels to the Nuts.
What set off her diva behavior? According to a source, it has to do with Angelina:
“The original script had a role named Angie, and it infuriated Jen. She cringed whenever she heard it. Production was scheduled to start on a Monday, but Jen didn’t arrive until Wednesday because the scripts had to be revised first.”
Jen’s diva behavior didn’t stop there. The alleged insider further revealed that:
“Jen wanted all of her personal expenses paid, even though she knew that she was signing on to a lower budget film, and most actors take that into consideration. Jen took full advantage by treating her entourage to fancy dinners every night. Of all the people I have worked with in the film industry, Jen was the most annoying.”
Despite this wave of negative press, Aniston must be relieved that people are talking about her for something other than being pregnant. For years, gossip sites and tabloids have claimed (incorrectly) that Aniston is preggers. Some, like Radar Online, even claim that she is pursuing IVF:
"She knows the clock is ticking--she’s well aware of it. She’s also done her homework. She’s explored all methods for having a baby and knows what her options are with IVF. She’s educated herself. There is no desperation. If it’s meant to be, it’s meant to be.”
What do you think about the latest rumors? Do you believe that Jen threw a temper tantrum over the script? Could she finally be pregnant?
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