Justin Theroux and Jennifer Aniston, who the tabloids continue to claim is pregnant, may be heading to a wedding in 2014 after all. Unfortunately, it's not their wedding and, to make matters worse, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie may be there, which is said to have driven Aniston into therapy.
Despite all of the jokes, it seems like George Clooney is finally ready to settle down. While this should be a joyous occasion, at least one of the guests are rumored to be struggling with the upcoming wedding arrangements.
According to a new tabloid report, Jennifer Aniston is freaking out that her ex-husband, Brad Pitt, will be attending the wedding with his fiancé, Angelina Jolie.
This reportedly does not sit well with Jen. In fact, one source told Grazia that Jen has entered therapy over the approaching date (via K Pop Starz):
"Jen is no stranger to therapy, so she decided to seek some help. At the wedding she'll have her fiancé, Justin [Theroux], there for support, but the thought of seeing Brad and Angelina is quite overwhelming ...The therapist has been helping to build her confidence and eliminate the fear she seems to have built up about coming face-to-face with them. She has also been having hypnotherapy."
Of course, the real news surrounding Aniston is that she could be pregnant. Weeks ago, In Touch decided to focus on Jennifer Aniston being pregnant--something they have wrongly predicted in the past. Of course,this time they took things further, predicting the name of the child, as Guardian Liberty Voice reports:
"The InTouch magazine went as far as describing what Jennifer has been purchasing to place into the nursery in their June edition. Sources close to Justin and Jennifer have revealed that the couple are thinking of baby names with Philippa being a popular choice...An insider added that Aniston wants a natural pregnancy, with no medications or epidurals, however all that matters is that she brings her healthy baby girl into the world."
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