Jennifer Aniston’s love life has always been talked about, especially when she was married to Brad Pitt from 2000 to 2005. Back in the day,
their romance was constantly picked apart, as people always wondered why they didn’t have any children — a topic that author Sarah
Ditum talks about in her new book, Toxic: Women, Fame, and the Tabloid 2000s.
This kind of portrayal of her [as] a desperately baby-hungry woman. It doesn’t really stand up to scrutiny,” Ditum told Fox News Digital of Aniston. “The tabloid version of her was exaggerated and gussied up basically so everybody could feel their feelings about what women were deciding to do with their lives in general.”
“She became the sort of stand-in for that whole debate,” Ditum added.
Aniston’s rep replied to the tome, which tells the story of nine women — Britney Spears, Paris Hilton, Janet Jackson and more — who “defied the h— out of celebrity” and how they were “devoured by fame,” saying: “We have not read Ms. Ditum’s book and have no comment to offer.”