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Jennifer Aniston first won hearts in the 1990s as Rachel Green on Friends, earning the title of “America’s Sweetheart.” With her charisma and talent in romantic comedies, she became a global icon. Yet, behind the radiant image lies a story marked by profound personal grief.
In recent years, Aniston has endured heartbreaking losses. She honored Gunnar Mortensen, a camera assistant from The Morning Show, after his sudden death in a motorcycle accident, even helping raise support for his family. The suicide of DJ Stephen “tWitch” Boss also deeply affected her, as she remembered his infectious joy.
Her sorrow grew heavier with the passing of her father, actor John Aniston, and her close friend and Friends co-star Matthew Perry, whose battles with addiction she had long worried over.
Despite these trials, Aniston continues to embody resilience—offering compassion, advocating for mental health, and reminding the world that strength and vulnerability can exist together.
