Pinkvilla Picks: 5 reasons why Jennifer Aniston's show The Morning Show is must watch amidst quarantine period

Jennifer Aniston watched her father John Aniston walk out on her and her mother Nancy Dow when she was merely 10 years old. Growing up, the Friends alum had a strained relationship with her mother.

“Hi Guys,” Jennifer Aniston, 51, wrote at the start of her Apr. 21 Instagram post, sharing a throwback picture of her alongside Courteney Cox, 55, David Schwimmer, 53, Lisa Kudrow, 56, Matthew Perry, 50, and Matt LeBlanc, 52.

A source claims that Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer are still maintaining a "nice friendship" despite their breakup more than a decade ago. The Morning Show star dated the singer for a few months in 2008 after the two briefly met at an Oscar party in February.In case you forgot, Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer entertained a brief romance for a few months back in 2008.

Jennifer Aniston spent some time during quarantine watching her ex John Mayer's Instagram Live show Current Mood, as one does. Mayer spoke about his experience meeting and knowing the late Bill Withers.

Brad Pitt isn't the only ex Jennifer Aniston remains friendly with. 

Melissa Etheridge made an appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Monday night (April 6) to dish about Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston's reunion at the 2020 SAG Awards.Referring to Pitt's ex Angelina Jolie as "her-whose-name-will-not-be-mentioned," the veteran singer-songwriter made it clear which side of the long-storied Hollywood love triangle she was on. "You know what, I loved Brad and Jen together; they were beautiful," she told host Andy Cohen.

During a virtual interview on Watch What Happens Live, singer Melissa Etheridge opened up about how she views Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt's current friendship. "I loved Brad and Jen together, they were beautiful.

I know times are a little...dark, for lack of a better word, but let's all pause and take a moment to think about that exhilarating, celebrity-filled stretch of time back in February—awards show season. This year's was a damn good one, especially when it came to the collectively gave us all hope for a Hollywood power couple reconciliation. Who knew it would be one of the last major pop culture events to bring us so much joy???

Jennifer Aniston has surprised a nurse quarantined by Covid-19 by handing her a $10,000 (£8,000) gift card for food delivery service Postmates.

Jennifer Aniston is the latest star to show her gratitude to healthcare workers during the pandemic by surprising one coronavirus-hit nurse with a sweet gift. Appearing on the latest episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the actress was introduced to cardiovascular nurse Kimball Fairbanks via video call.

Jennifer Aniston has paid tribute to an American nurse in a pretty spectacular fashion.

The Coronavirus outbreak has forced Hollywood stars to practice social distancing and go into a state of quarantine. Many stars are using this opportunity to stay at home and spend time with their families.

Giving back. Jennifer Aniston joined the Thursday, April 2, episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! with a huge surprise for a fan.

Jimmy Kimmel is bringing joy to deserving people even while stuck at home.

Across the world, people are expressing their gratitude to healthcare workers on the frontlines of the fight against the , cheering from their balconies and porches and posting on social media—and Jennifer Aniston is no different.The star appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live on April 2 (remotely, of course) to surprise a cardiovascular nurse from Utah, Kimball Fairbanks, who tested positive for and is currently in quarantine, away from her young daughters and unable to work.

Actress Jennifer Aniston has been in quarantine for well over 20 days, and she’s doing just fine. The Morning Show star, 51, chatted with Jimmy Kimmel for the at-home edition of Jimmy Kimmel Live on April 2 and shared how she’s surviving and thriving during this uncertain time.

Jimmy Kimmel is bringing joy to deserving people even while stuck at home.

Jimmy Kimmel is bringing joy to deserving people even while stuck at home.