Jennifer Aniston Shares Her “Baby-Making” Journey After Years of Speculation

For years, the tabloids have been playing guessing games about potential baby bumps and conspiracies surrounding her divorce, but Jennifer Aniston he’s finally taking the narrative into his own hands. “The [world] he creates narratives that are not true, so he might as well tell the truth. I feel like I’m coming out of hibernation. I have nothing to hide,” she tells him. Seduce for your cover story.

It turned out that for all the years of rumors about whether or not she was going to have a child, she underwent IVF, drank Chinese tea, “whatever.” She was actively trying to get pregnant and “throwing it all out.” While she was on the “road of creating babies”, she wanted to keep that part of her life private. “Because I feel like there’s very little I can keep to myself.” Now that she is 50 years old, she has changed her mind.

Tired of others writing her story for her, she decided to address the rumors that used to plague her. “God forbid a woman be successful and she doesn’t have a child,” she says. She went on to reference the most brutal lies told about her: “The reason my husband left me, why we broke up and ended our marriage, was because I would not give him a child. They were absolute lies.”

But the advice he wished he had received? “I would have given anything if someone had told me, ‘Freeze your eggs. Do yourself a favor.'” You just don’t think about it. So here I am today.” Egg freezing, or egg cryopreservationIt is a form of fertility preservation. Frozen eggs never expire, so it’s often recommended to do so between the ages of 20 and 30.

But now Aniston says, “I don’t regret a thing,” adding, “I actually feel a little bit of relief now because there’s no more, ‘Can I? Maybe. Maybe. Maybe.'” I don’t have to think about that anymore.” She continued, “The ship has sailed.” And now, after “so many years of shielding my story about IVF,” she says,I have nothing to hide right now.”

The “Friends” star has been seeing a therapist to address healing “that was long overdue,” particularly in times of childhood. “I’m a very independent person,” she says, adding that intimacy had always eluded her. “I feel like I’m going through a period that was challenging and coming back into the light,” Aniston says.

And she is happy to do the job. “I’ve realized you’ll always be working on things. I’m a constant work in progress. Thank God. How uninteresting would life be if we all achieved enlightenment and that was it?”