Jennifer Aniston Snubs Angelina Jolie

December 11. 2008

Jennifer Aniston

Actress Angelina Jolie got dissed again. Actress Jennifer Aniston did an interview with GQ, where she stated she still occasionally speaks to Brad Pitt, her unfaithful ex-husband, but when asked if she speaks to the adulteress that broke up her marriage, Angelina Jolie, she stated, “No. Nuh-uh.” I see she was feeling talkative, then.

Jennifer Aniston and talk show host Oprah Winfrey

She is upset and rightfully so, that Jolie gushed to the New York Times, she fell in love with the then married actor, during the making of the film “Mr. and Mrs. Smith.” I saw that film on a long flight and I must state, I don’t think Aniston can watch that movie and feel good knowing what was truly going on with the affair.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt

It’s funny, as another site pointed out Jolie has been angry with her dad, actor John Voight, for leaving her mom over a marriage ending affair he had on the movie set “Coming Home.” Now Angelina has done the exact same thing. Yet, she stated she can’t bear to watch the film "Coming Home" for that reason.

Meanwhile, Brad Pitt defended big lips/Jolie stating, “It sounded to me like the story made Angie out to be manipulative in some way. She is savvy. I get defensive. (They're) talking about not only the woman I love, but one of the people on this planet who I have the greatest respect for. I think she's as honorable as anyone I've ever met.”

Breaking up a marriage is not “honorable.”

Pitt has now admitted he too fell in love with Jolie while married to Aniston. Wow, this could cause Aniston to really start talking, as she did after Jolie’s insensitive comments to the New York Times.

Jennifer, spill it. It’s not good to keep those things inside. *Thinks to self, this could mean a whole month’s worth of writing material for the site.*

Jennifer Aniston: 'Angelina Jolie Confirmed My Suspicions About Brad'

Jennifer Aniston continues to field questions about what she refers to as the "insane Bermuda Triangle" of herself, ex-husband Brad Pitt and his current partner Angelina Jolie…

When GQ reporter Mark Kirby refers to Angelina's comments, Jennifer responds, "Well, you know, that was definitely a confirmation for me of something that wasn't quite confirmed at the time."

"But listen...You sit there and you...No. No daggers through the heart. I laugh. Am I surprised? Well, how do I say this?...Considering the source, nothing surprises me."

And while she says she is still in contact with Brad, the question of whether she and Angelina talk is met with a firm “No. Nuh-uh.”

http://www.entertainmentwise.com

Pitt admits falling for Jolie while married

Hollywood superstar Brad Pitt has finally admitted falling for partner Angelina Jolie while he was still married to Jennifer Aniston.

In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Pitt said he fell for Jolie while the pair made the action film Mr & Mrs Smith together in 2004 - seven months before he and Aniston split.

Pitt was asked why Mr & Mrs Smith was his favourite Jolie film.

He replied: "Because you know ... six kids. Because I fell in love."

The revelation comes just months after Jolie confessed the couple had feelings towards each other while making the film.

"Not a lot of people get to see a movie where their parents fell in love," Jolie told the New York Times, referring to a time when her and Pitt's six children could watch the movie.

The pair have always insisted their relationship started after Pitt's marriage ended.

http://www.stuff.co.nz

Pitt defends Jolie against media attack

Brad Pitt has come to the defence of partner Angelina Jolie following an article about the actress which labelled her "manipulative"…

Speaking to Rolling Stone Magazine he said: "It sounded to me like the story made Angie out to be manipulative in some way. She is savvy.

"I get defensive. (They're) talking about not only the woman I love, but one of the people on this planet who I have the greatest respect for. I think she's as honourable as anyone I've ever met.”

http://www.rte.ie