Jennifer Aniston

Jennifer Aniston said she started therapy and a “new chapter” of her life after her divorce from Brad Pitt and the Friends finale, telling Ellen DeGeneres ...

However, the pair have nothing but kind words for one another and, last April, Theroux confirmed that they even still regularly FaceTime and text. After almost five years of marriage, Aniston and Pitt announced they were separating in January 2005, finalizing their divorce in October of that year. Aniston stopped by the series finale of The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Thursday where she discussed both the end of her marriage to Brad Pitt and the finale of Friends occurring back-to-back. Fear of not being able to survive. We had fun, and it was for a great cause, CORE,” Sean Penn's community relief nonprofit. When asked how she dealt with the hugely successful 10-season who coming to an end, she told DeGeneres with a laugh, “Well, I got a divorce and went into therapy.

During her appearance on the final episode of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," Jennifer Aniston opened up about her 2005 divorce from Brad Pitt.

"No, it was absolutely fun," she said. Of them being seen together, he added, "The second most important reunion of her year? That was a play on Friends. They were saying that." At the Golden Globe awards in January 2020, he told Entertainment Tonight, "I'll run into Jen, she's a good friend." Later, Howard Stern asked Aniston on his show if that was awkward. In a new interview with Ellen DeGeneres, Aniston commented on the divorce and joked about how it was part of the "new chapter" she entered after Friends ended. "Oh, and then I did a movie called The Break-Up. I just kind of leaned into the end. I just was like, you know what guys, let's make this a completely new chapter. Read on to see what the Morning Show star had to say and how it compares to some of her past comments about the high-profile split. She had broken up with second husband Justin Theroux about a year earlier. If you look back at the comments that they've made about each other over the years, you can see how the split went from still being a sensitive topic to the stars coming to peace with it and finally, to them having the ability to joke about it. "Am I lonely?

Jen's lighthearted joke about her and Brad's divorce comes years after he made a tongue-in-cheek reference to his failed marriage with Angelina Jolie ...

On the final episode of Ellen Degeneres, Jennifer Aniston reflected on how she started a new chapter when Friends ended in 2004.

In 2021, she spoke with InStyle about how therapy has helped her grow as an individual and in her relationships. "Discussing recent events, interactions, and the feelings associated with them often leads to the discovery of patterns," as Hendrix previously told Shape. Once these show up, you can work on these deeper patterns, beliefs, or hurts that are causing you to be upset." As for Aniston, she's revealed that she's a longtime fan of therapy.

During the very last 'Ellen' episode May 26, Jennifer Aniston opened up about therapy and divorcing Brad Pitt after 'Friends.'

You thought everything was in front of you and life was going to be just gorgeous and then you went through maybe the hardest time in your life?’” Let’s just end everything and then start new.’ And it worked great.” “I just was like, ‘You know what guys?

Jennifer Aniston appeared on the last episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and joked about her marriage to Brad Pitt and the end of Friends.

“When they came to an end, it was a choice that was made because we chose to be happy, and sometimes happiness didn't exist within that arrangement anymore,” she explained. She told Elle in 2018 that she sees both her marriages as “very successful.” Friends was on for ten years, and DeGeneres wanted to know how she dealt with it when the beloved program came to an end. “I just kinda leaned into the end. Aniston married Justin Theroux, and they later divorced as well. Aniston was DeGeneres' first guest when the comedian's talk show premiered in 2003.

Jennifer Aniston remarked on her mid-2000s split with Brad Pitt, the end of Friends, and how she dealt with it all.

The audience at the final taping of The Ellen DeGeneres Show applauded Jennifer Aniston’s admission that she started therapy when Friends and her marriage ended, and while it was surely a huge transition period in her life, it is pretty crazy in hindsight that she was able to wipe the slate clean for new projects and relationships. Since The Ellen DeGeneres Show premiered 19 years ago, Aniston has appeared at least 20 times, so she said that she and Ellen could talk about anything. Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt were the “It” couple in the early aughts.