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Brad Pitt begs Jennifer Aniston to stay away?
Despite Brad Pitt explicitly telling - Jennifer Aniston - not to contact his family - and in particular his mother Jane - Jennifer Aniston has again been accused of interfering in his life by inviting Brad's parents to spend Thanksgiving with her reports NW MAGAZINE Jennifer Aniston and Jane became good friends during the couple's marriage, and the pair had been keen to keep in touch after the split. But Brad soon put an end to their phone calls and lunches after it became an issue for him and new lover Angelina Jolie. Jennifer Aniston , however, has refused to abide by Brad's wishes and invited Jane and Brad's dad Bill to celebrate Thanksgiving with her in her new six-bedroom, seven bathroom Beverly Hills home.
The pair went for a boat ride with the kids. The actors and their kids are in India while Angelina, 31, films a movie based on the kidnap and murder of Wall St Journal reporter Daniel Pearl. She plays his widow Mariane. Brad and Angelina have made a pact that when one is working the other will care for the kids reports Sun UK. |
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Uh - time to get on with our lives now, Jen. How pathetic is this?? I could understand it if there were grandchildren involved, but really, she is pushing the envelope a bit far.
Posted by: LRM216 | November 20, 2006 12:59 PM
God, what parents. Where are the life preserver jackets for those kids!!
Posted by: Donfal | November 20, 2006 2:14 PM
She could try inviting her own mother over...but maybe not so much to gain....
Posted by: drainbreath | November 20, 2006 6:28 PM
COMMON GIVE US A BREAK... THAT IS A PACTED THAT EVRY PARENT MAKES. sHE IS NO angel IN THAT MATTER. THERE ARE A LOT MORE PEOPLE OUT AND ABOUT ALL OVER THE WORLD THAT WORK EVEN AS VOLUNTEERS TO DO WHAT SHE IS DOING. dON'T GIVE HER A LOT OF CREDIT IS EXACTLY AS Madonna said she goes out gives a smile and then ....
Common she pisses me off.
Posted by: GUEST19 | November 20, 2006 7:53 PM