Jennifer Aniston recently offered a glimpse into her lavish $21 million Bel-Air mansion in Los Angeles. The actress, famous for her role in Friends, was seen dressed in a black slip dress paired with a statement red teardrop necklace and flip flops as she read her book Clydeo Takes a Bite Out Of Life to her four adorable dogs.
Seated in the TV lounge area adjacent to her kitchen, the 55-year-old star read aloud to her attentive furry audience. The video provided fans with a peek at some interesting details of her home, such as a wine room next to her fireplace and a makeup mirror in her kitchen. Iced coffees in clear glasses and a plethora of water glasses could be spotted on the kitchen island.
In the background, a Tom Ford coffee table book caught the eye behind her, and a unique basket chair swing was positioned beside a glass table. A hint of purple crystal peeked from behind the sofa, adding to the overall chic aesthetic of her abode.
Jennifer Aniston recently revealed a glimpse of her lavish $21 million home in the upscale Bel-Air area of Los Angeles.
The actress known for her role in Friends donned a stylish black slip dress paired with a striking red teardrop necklace and casual flip flops, as she entertained four furry friends by reading her new book Clydeo Takes a Bite Out Of Life.
Aniston acquired her lavish abode for $12 million during her marriage to Justin Theroux, and has since made significant enhancements to the property. The estate boasts a luxurious swimming pool, a charming outdoor lounge area, and even a chicken coop.
Situated in the same neighborhood where her longtime friend Ellen DeGeneres once resided, Aniston’s stunning house was previously showcased in Architectural Digest and served as the backdrop for a SmartWater commercial she filmed.
With the current real estate market soaring, the value of Aniston’s home has likely skyrocketed to around $40 million over the past decade.
Recently, Aniston fondly recounted the tale of adopting her first dog, Norman, during her time on the iconic TV show Friends. Captivated by the adorable pooch, Jennifer brought him home after he struggled during a scene with her co-stars Matt LeBlanc and Matthew Perry.
Despite Norman’s passing in 2011, Aniston pays tribute to him with a tattoo on her foot, cherishing memories of their special bond even 13 years later.
The 55-year-old actress relaxed in the TV lounge near her kitchen, reading aloud to her dogs who sat contentedly by her side.
Viewers were presented with a plethora of interesting details in the video, such as the revelation that she keeps firewood stacked next to her television.
On the table behind her is a stylish Tom Ford coffee table book, with a swinging basket chair placed next to a sleek glass table.
Aniston decorated her glass coffee table with a vibrant display of fuchsia orchids placed elegantly on top of a book.
She had a cozy wine nook next to the fireplace and a vanity mirror in her kitchen. Meet two of her adorable dogs.
Four dogs lounged on the couch, enjoying the sound of the movie star’s voice.
On the left side is a makeup mirror with a stylish gold frame, while on the right there is a stunning purple crystal.
The big screen TV is positioned behind her, mounted above the cozy fireplace. The room is bathed in natural light from the floor-to-ceiling windows.
Did Roy Lichtenstein create the artwork displayed in the picture?
The camera focused on the dog lounging on the right side of the screen.
While promoting her upcoming book Clydeo Takes a Bite Out Of Life, Aniston shared a heartwarming tale with People. She described how her first dog, Norman, came into her life by chance on the set of Friends. During a scene with Joey and Chandler, they stumbled upon a dog walker with a pack of dogs, and Norman captured her heart instantly.
Despite initially being told that Norman wasn’t quite cut out for acting by the trainers on set, Aniston joked that she would take him and ended up adopting him. This decision marked the beginning of her love for dogs and their unique companionship.
Aniston admitted that she now has a strong desire to rescue all shelter puppies across the globe. As a way to support animal rescue organizations, the release of Clydeo Takes a Bite Out Of Life on October 1 will coincide with the launch of The Clydeo Fund. Through this initiative, Aniston hopes to make a positive impact in the lives of animals in need.
Aniston found love while working on Friends, but it wasn’t with David Schwimmer, despite her confession of feelings for him during the reunion special. Surprisingly, it wasn’t even with another person. Can you guess who captured her heart?
Back in 2005, there was a furry friend on set who just couldn’t quite nail the scene alongside actors Matt LeBlanc and Matthew Perry. This incident inspired the actress to launch a foundation dedicated to supporting animals worldwide. Her idea is simple – if everyone just donates a small amount, like a dollar, it can make a big difference. By spreading awareness and providing aid to struggling shelters, she hopes to give these animals a better shot at a happy life. The ex of Brad Pitt is passionate about this cause and believes that together, we can make a positive impact on the lives of these animals in need.
Jennifer recently revealed that she is lending a helping hand to dogs with the release of her new children’s book titled Clydeo Takes a Bite Out of Life. The book is set to be released on October 1 and features Aniston alongside two of her furry companions.
According to her, she established a fund dedicated to supporting animals globally, and hopes to encourage people to contribute even a dollar each. As she mentioned to People magazine, every little bit donated helps make a difference.
“We can raise awareness and provide support to shelters that are in urgent need,” stated the Morning Show actress. “By assisting these animals and promoting awareness, we can lend a helping hand to shelters in dire need of maintenance as they are deteriorating,” elaborated the former partner of Brad Pitt.
“They are overwhelmed. It’s heartbreaking to see perfectly healthy, innocent two-year-old dogs, puppies, or entire litters being euthanized. It’s unbearable. It’s happening way too frequently.”
The purpose of her book is to motivate children to support dogs in need.
“They are constantly glued to their phones, getting lost in endless scrolling,” she remarked.
“They are not actively engaging with the world around them and exploring their interests.”
At the moment, she is the proud owner of two dogs.
To learn more and contribute to the cause, please visit www.theclydeofund.org.
