Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox are reportedly no longer speaking. The big rift in their relationship happened because Cox was supposed to drop everything and fly to Oregon to hang with Jen while she was working on a movie but Courteney had to change her plans when husband David Arquette could not accompany her, and told her he didn't want her going without him.
A source explained the situation to Star magazine:
[Jennifer] called Courteney from Portland. She’d had a bad day on the set and wanted to talk about it. She was hoping Courteney might come to Oregon to see her. But when Courteney told her it wasn’t a good time, Jen lost it. She broke down and screamed that Courteney wasn’t supportive and never makes time for her anymore. ... Courteney was blown away. She feels like all she ever does is listen to Jennifer whine. ... Courteney told Jen that she was being selfish. But Jen didn’t want to hear it and slammed down the phone. They haven’t talked since.
And of course what did Jen do after being spurned by her pal Courteney? Started emailing Brad Pitt, then calling him. Star says Jen has been "flirty" with Brad in their exchanges. And that faint sulphurous odor you perceive? That's the smoke coming out of Angelina's ears.
We all know Jennifer is a really needy, clinging person, but dang - sounds like she's gone completely off the rails here. I mean, Courteney has her own life, right? A husband. A brood. It's not like she can press pause on all that and fly off to Oregon every time Jen needs someone to cry to. Jen needs to find somebody else to dump all that shit onto - a bartender, or perhaps an operator at a suicide prevention hotline. That's what those people are for.
And poor Brad, still feeling an obligation toward Jennifer after all this time. It's kind of sweet I guess but I don't know - sounds dangerous to me. Especially knowing who the main woman is in his life. You know, the chick who likes knives and blood? Brad needs to make a choice - does he want to keep being pals with Jen or does he want to keep living? That should be a no-brainer, I would think.
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