Jennifer Aniston is a well-known American actress who first gained recognition on a global scale for her performance as Rachel Green in the critically acclaimed television series “Friends.”

It should come as no surprise, given Aniston’s enormous A-list fame, that her name has been in and out of the news and various tabloids ever since she first appeared on the scene many years ago.

Her high-profile marriage to Brad Pitt ultimately resulted in their splitting up, despite this, Aniston has never been coy about her challenges over the years, particularly the ones she faced trying to have a child.

In the year 2000, Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston tied the knot, and theirs was one of the relationships that received the most attention from the media.

However, because to the fact that this marriage was dissolved in public and there were accusations that he was unfaithful with his co-star Angelina Jolie, there was a great deal of public interest in all of the individuals involved.

Both Pitt and Aniston had been extremely outspoken about the fact that the end of their relationship was not how the media depicted it, but over the years, the stories of turmoil have taken on a life of their own.

According to an article the former couple had reconciled their differences after Pitt’s divorce in 2019 and had since resumed their relationship. It would seem that the friendship is progressing well, and neither party is harboring any ill will toward the other as a result of the breakup of their marriage.

There was a rumor going around that Jennifer Aniston wanted no children, which led to the breakup of her marriage to Brad Pitt.

She set the record straight in 2006, when she gave an interview to Vanity Fair in which she claimed, “I’ve never in my life declared I didn’t want to have children. I have, I am, and I certainly will!”

In an interview in 2018, Aniston once again addressed claims that were quite similar.

“The misunderstandings are that ‘Jen can’t keep a guy’ and ‘Jen refuses to have a kid because she’s selfish and devoted to her profession,’ both of which are completely false. Or that I am miserable and have a shattered heart.

First, I want to start by saying that, with all due respect, I’m not devastated, and second, you are making some really risky assumptions there. Nobody is aware of what is taking on behind the closed doors.

Nobody has given any thought to how delicate a situation it may be for my partner and I, they have no idea what I have been going through, either mentally or physically.”

In addition, the actress said, “There is a push on women to be moms, and if they are not, then they are considered broken goods. It’s possible that having children isn’t my mission here on earth, it’s possible that I have some other obligations to attend to.”

Aniston disclosed her troubles with in vitro fertilization (IVF) in an interview in the year 2022. “I had been trying to conceive for a while. The path to motherhood was a difficult one for me.

It took going through IVF, taking Chinese teas, and just about anything else you can think of, i was giving it my best shot at every angle. And so, here is where I am now. The boat has already left the harbor.

Aniston, on the other hand, has said that she does not have any regrets and that she is actually “a bit relieved” that she is no longer required to experience it.

Aniston is now enjoying the next phase of her life, which she refers to as the “Phoenix Rising” chapter.