It seems like a lot is happening in the world of Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux. The so-called perfect marriage of Aniston and Theroux is under a seeming predicament as the Brangelina drama has allowed Aniston to take a stance on the matter.
It's not been too long since Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux were happily married, but there is an apparent trouble in paradise. According to Star magazine, Justin Theroux and Jennifer Aniston are constantly fighting and arguing, thus, putting their marriage in grave danger.
And what is the bone of contention between the Hollywood prodigies? It's the most anticipated drama that has been dragging Jennifer amid Brangelina divorce woes all over again.
The magazine claims that Jennifer has been accepting calls from Brad Pitt and she is supposedly taking them just to console Pitt's broken heart following his misery.
"Justin and Jen have been at each others' throats ever since he found out about Brad," an alleged insider tells the mag.
Justin Theroux feels totally betrayed, but Jennifer takes the lead and says that she is doing so just to share sympathy with Brad Pitt.
That's not it. There's plenty of marriage woes to be heard of. While Justin Theroux is the only one who seems to be possessive of her wife, Jennifer Aniston shares the exact same feelings.
Justin Theroux recently shared a photo on his Instagram with Sofia Boutella in it. This caused an outrage as he was seen pretty close and cozy with the Algerian-French model.
It was, however, deleted, but Sofia did keep the photo on her Instagram account.
OK claims that "Brad and Jennifer never really stopped loving each other" and are very close. While the gossip debunking platform, GossipCop has debunked all such rumors, who knows Brad and Jen are moving for a patch up?
GossipCop says that Justin Theroux is not filled with jealousy and that there is nothing worrisome going on between Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux. The website has maintained that their marriage is immaculate and that the couple is jubilant and happy.
