Thursday night's Critics' Choice Awards apparently marked the first time Jennifer Aniston and Angelina Jolie had been at an event together in six years, so naturally, tabloids made a big deal about it.
But you know who is really bored of their whole so-called "feud?" Jennifer Aniston.
Maybe it's because her divorce from Brad Pitt was literally a decade ago and everyone has moved on. But she was still asked about the issue for the millionth time.
"I think that's slowly coming to an end. I really do," she told "Enterainment Tonight" about the media's obsession with her alleged rivalry with Jolie. "I mean, ["Unbroken"] is so beautiful and wonderful and [Jolie] did such a gorgeous job. I think that it's time people stop with that petty BS and just start celebrating great work and stop with the petty kind of silliness."
Aniston, who has been engaged to Justin Theroux since August 2012, seems rather bored with the storyline and wishes the media could find something new.
"It's just tiresome and old," she said. "It's like an old leather shoe. Let's buy a new pair of shiny shoes."
Earlier this month, Aniston spoke to The New York Times about the so-called "love triangle" casting a shadow over her life in the spotlight:
"It's ridiculous -- that the two names have to go into the same sentence and there has to be a compare-and-despair thing," Aniston said.
But you know who is really bored of their whole so-called "feud?" Jennifer Aniston.
Maybe it's because her divorce from Brad Pitt was literally a decade ago and everyone has moved on. But she was still asked about the issue for the millionth time.
"I think that's slowly coming to an end. I really do," she told "Enterainment Tonight" about the media's obsession with her alleged rivalry with Jolie. "I mean, ["Unbroken"] is so beautiful and wonderful and [Jolie] did such a gorgeous job. I think that it's time people stop with that petty BS and just start celebrating great work and stop with the petty kind of silliness."
Aniston, who has been engaged to Justin Theroux since August 2012, seems rather bored with the storyline and wishes the media could find something new.
"It's just tiresome and old," she said. "It's like an old leather shoe. Let's buy a new pair of shiny shoes."
Earlier this month, Aniston spoke to The New York Times about the so-called "love triangle" casting a shadow over her life in the spotlight:
"It's ridiculous -- that the two names have to go into the same sentence and there has to be a compare-and-despair thing," Aniston said.
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