Jennifer Aniston participated in a goddess circle ritual for 30 years

Jennifer Aniston participated in a goddess circle ritual for 30 years. Goddess circle is a group of women, sitting in a cross-legged on cushions in the living room while passing around “a beechwood talking stick decorated with feathers and charms.”

Aniston explained about it, "The intention of a circle is to have a nurturing, non-judge mental place where women can be vulnerable and support each other while also enjoying fun and spiritual rituals together."

The lasttime Aniston gathered was when they went travel to Mexico to celebrate her 50th Birthday.

Founder of Goddess Circle is C. Ara Campbell and she tells the spiritual gathering is dedicated to reclaiming the powerful feminine energy found within and surrounding us all; to embodying and living your truth and your highest purpose.

Jennifer Aniston encouraged fans to support The Matthew Perry Foundation

Jennifer Aniston encouraged fans to support The Matthew Perry Foundation. This organization was setup to help those struggling with addiction.

Aniston wrote on Instagram Stories, "For #GivingTuesday please join me and Matty's family in supporting his foundation—which is working to help those suffering with addiction. He would have been grateful for the love."

The Matthew Perry Foundation was launched on Nov. 3, which is almost a week after Perry's death.

Actress Rachel Zegler revealed her name was from Jennifer Aniston’s character

Jennifer Aniston acted as Rachel Green in Friends and Rachel was the most beloved character. And her hair, known as "The Rachel Haircut" has become iconic.

Actress Rachel Zegler revealed that her name was from Jennifer Aniston’s character Rachel.

She explained, "My sister’s name is Jacqueline. And my parents originally wanted to name me Catherine, but they thought it would get a little bit confusing because they sound very similar. And my mom is a big Friends fan, and thought that the name ‘Rachel’ for Jennifer Aniston’s character sounded beautiful on TV. And that is why I was named Rachel".

Adam Sandler's kids does not approve his on-screen kiss with his co-stars including Jennifer Aniston

Adam Sandler's kids does not approve his on-screen kiss with his co-stars including Jennifer Aniston.

Adam shared during his appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show, "When I have to kiss anybody, they're not thrilled about that. My wife is always telling them, 'It's OK. It's part of the job. Let daddy kiss.'".

His eldest daughter get used to it, but not his younger kid 

sunny. He explained, "[Sadie is] always fine with it... [But] Sunny would always be going over to my wife, saying, 'You have to watch them. That's not good. And I don't like that.'".

A former hotel employee got fired after he talked about Jennifer Aniston to hotel guests

A former employee who worked at the Encantado Resort in Santa Fe,  got fired after he talked about Jennifer Aniston to hotel guests (happened in 2016).

Terry Sigler was working as shuttle bus driver.

He was asked by guests whether he had seen Aniston, he replied yes and told them that Aniston was very sweet and much more petite than he thought.

The GM of the resort tells TMZ, "I cannot confirm anything about our employees but I will say that we have a very strict confidentiality policy and we do enforce those policies."

Jennifer Aniston spend £40,000 for her hair when she went to “Marley & Me” premieres

 Jennifer Aniston spend £40,000 for her hair when she went to  “Marley & Me” premieres.

She ask hairdresser Chris McMillan to accompany her to Europe. She paid first class flight, which cost £14,400 each.

She also paid all his expenses when he stay at luxury hotel for seven days, which cost of £10,000 each.

Apart from that, he also charged £1,500 a day for his hair service.

Why Jennifer Aniston was known as Class Clown in School

Jennifer Aniston became famous when she played the role as Rachel Green in sitcom Friends. 

But when she was in school, she was known as Class Clown. This is because she was renowned for her sense of humor in school, partly because of her learning difficulties.

When she was in her twenties, she realized she had dyslexia. To cope with her, she use humor.

In one of Rolling Stone edition, titled 'How a class clown became Hollywood's hottest chick', she tells, "I do know that funny was always good. And I made everybody laugh."