Rumors claimed that Jennifer Aniston has taken a break from being in the limelight because she is expecting! A Hollywood Life article reported that the former "Friends" star might just be three months pregnant with her first child with fiancé, Justin Theroux. Theroux and Aniston have been engaged for two years.
A source for Hollywood Life shared that, "At first, Jen felt total disbelief and shock. But that feeling quickly turned into complete joy."
The same insider revealed that the actress began to experience pregnancy symptoms as early as January, saying, "That's when Justin suggested she take a pregnancy test. Jen blew him off and told him he was being ridiculous. So they made a jokey $50 bet over whether or not she was pregnant."
Word has it that the two pregnancy tests Aniston took were both positive. The source added, "Justin told Jen that he always knew things would work out perfectly for them. Then he said, 'Pay up, you owe me $50.'"
Pregnancy rumors were nothing new in Aniston's life. Even an article in Jezebel.com revealed the actress might be pregnant.
In InStyle's February issue, Aniston shared her sentiments on these rumors, saying, "I realize they need to sell magazines, but it's really getting old. What kills me is when friends send me pictures they've taken at a newsstand. One magazine says, 'Desperate and alone,' and the other one says, 'She's eloped!' I mean, at least consult. Don't make yourself look like an idiot. I'm going to be 50 and they're still gonna be saying, 'She's pregnant!'"
Just recently, Aniston expressed her thoughts about motherhood in a January 2015 interview with Allure magazine (via E! News). The actress said in the interview: "I don't like [the pressure] that people put on me, on women-that you've failed yourself as a female because you haven't procreated. I don't think it's fair. You may not have a child come out of your vagina, but that doesn't mean you aren't mothering-dogs, friends, friends' children.
"I have a lot of friends who decided not to have children, who can't have children, or are trying but are having a difficult time. There's all sorts of reasons why children aren't in people's lives, and no one has the right to assume. It's quite rude, insulting and ignorant."
"This continually is said about me: that I was so career-driven and focused on myself; that I don't want to be a mother, and how selfish that is. Even saying it gets me a little tight in my throat."
