Real reason behind Jennifer Aniston, Chelsea Handler’s feud laid bare
Jennifer Aniston and Chelsea Handler hardly speak to each other now

Jennifer Aniston and Chelsea Handler, who were friends a long time ago, now barely talk to each other.

Sharing the real reason behind their feud, a source spilled to RadarOnline.com that Jennifer and Chelsea were not more than a “showbiz friendship”.

“Chelsea was never a perfect fit with the rest of Jen’s ageing, well-off social circle, but if you go back 12 or 15 years,” continued an insider.

But “when Chelsea was becoming a household name for her late-night cable show, she and Jen talked all the time and there was real sharing going on between them,” revealed a source.

The source noted, “The bottom line is that it was always a show business friendship, nothing more.”

It is pertinent to mention that Chelsea gained access into Jennifer’s circle as she would speak against Angelina Jolie.

“Their whole relationship was defined by Jen’s anger with and antagonism toward Angelina Jolie,” remarked an insider.

The source pointed out that Jennifer “has moved past that stuff and doesn’t have the time or will to sit around and trash-talk her enemies with Chelsea”.

“That doesn’t mean that if Chelsea were in trouble or needed a big favour, Jen wouldn’t be there for her,” said an insider.

However, the source further said that when “it got to the point that Chelsea was openly commenting on Angelina without a filter, Jen had to pull back a little”.

“Jennifer values her independence and never wanted anybody to fight battles she could easily fight herself,” she added.

Jennifer Aniston’s mid-century modern living room has made me rethink this ’50s trend – and you can actually achieve the look on a limited budget

Mid-century modern decor is back, but this time it’s infused with minimalist Scandinavian style, subtle patterns, and a color palette that is cooler than ever. Actress Jennifer Aniston’s living room is a prime example of this ‘contemporary’ version of mid-century modern style.

Designed by Stephen Shadley, with whom she had collaborated on her previous L.A. home, the living room is awash with tactile, organic furnishings, sharp lines, and eclectic design. It feels like a tranquil sanctuary amid the verdant foothills of the Santa Monica mountains, albeit a very cool, modern one.

The final result is a masterclass in biomorphic forms, mixed materials, and nuanced color choices.

When it comes to interior design trends, there is a modernist vibe in the air for 2024 and beyond. With their classic looks and pared-back style, mid-century living room ideas are enduringly popular and show no signs of abating.

Spanning the decade between the Thirties and the Seventies, the simple shapes so common in this era were inspired by earlier design movements, including the Bauhaus school in Germany. Materials such as molded plastics allowed the world’s best interior designers to explore new textures, easy-to-live-with colors, and angular forms.

Aniston’s living room is what I would call a hybrid between mid-century and warm minimalism. A trend that embraces warm neutrals and cylindrical forms. The space is neither stark nor cold, but soft and comforting.

Getting this distinction right, as Shadley has done, is tricky but not impossible. Mixing furniture trends and styles – sharp lines with curves – is the best place to start. Stick to raw and natural materials where possible and throw in the odd metallic accent, textural soft furnishing, and stone accessory for good measure. Just be sure to decorate with only neutrals. Black, dark brown, gray and cream are the best options.