"For recording, I am not pregnant," Aniston said in an open letter, published on the pages of Huffington Post. - I'm already full of throat. I'm tired of all these closer examination and criticism of my body, which occurs under the cover of such concepts as "journalism", "First Amendment" and "Star News". That objectification and close viewing, which women are exposed, turned into absurdity and begins to disturb. The image that is drawn to me in the media reflects the attitude towards women in general. We all the time oppose some perverted standard of beauty. We use "News" about the stars to promote this inhuman appearance of women suspended solely on their appearance. The tabloids turn it into a real speculation. Is she pregnant? Or ate too much? She dissolved himself? Her marriage is threatened, because the camera noticed some imperfections in the figure? "
"Last month showed me that we consider the value of a woman solely from the point of view of its family and maternal status, the star added. - The press spent a bunch of time and strength to find out, I am pregnant or not (a million times, but who thinks), as if hinting that a woman cannot be full and happy if she has no children in her marriage. Yes, I do not exclude that I will ever become a mom. And if it happens, I will be the first one who tells you about it. "