The actress, however, vowed not to give in to Instagram’s call. Finally registering on the social network in late 2019, he still maintains an ambivalent relationship with this virtual world.
She has nearly 40.8 million followers on Instagram, takes as many selfies, snaps her natural self, and has fun promoting her Lolavie cosmetics brand on video. However, Jennifer Aniston has not always been so comfortable with this support and is one of the latest to create a profile there. In the columns of the new numberthe pace released this Wednesday, November 9, the actress friends trusted his ambiguous relationship with social networks. “I hate social media. I’m not good at it, he immediately began. It’s torture for me.”
The actress made her debut on the platform on October 15, 2019, with a selfie of herself and her companions from the cult sitcom. In fact, the latter said: “The reason for entering Instagram was to start this line (LolaVie hair care, Ed.) Then the pandemic hit and we didn’t run it. So I was just stuck being on Instagram. It doesn’t come naturally to me.”
A world without Instagram
He, who celebrated his 53rd birthday last February, was also excited to have been able to grow up in a world without social media, considering it a real opportunity. “I’m happy that I was able to experience growing up, being a teenager, being in my twenties without this aspect of social media,” she said, highlighting the anxiety-inducing side of the medium. Indeed, if the Internet had very good intentions towards her when it was created, the actress regretted the superficiality of the platform. “It goes back to how they feel about themselves, comparison and hopelessness,” he said.
In the video: Jennifer Aniston on the set of the Morning Show season 3
An anxiety-inducing world amplified by the anonymous criticism that pours out on those who succumb to it. At the microphone of Arianna Huffington, during the podcast “The Thrive Global” released in April 2018, Jennifer Aniston explained why she is still on Instagram. “There are enough things written about me on the Internet, and enough of them are false,” he said. Sometimes, some people ask me why I don’t go on social media to show who I really am… So I tell them I don’t need that… It’s my privacy that I need to protect my territory, my life without cameras and paparazzi.”
Source: Le Figaro
