Jennifer Aniston accidentally reveals something unusual about her dogs as they pose at her $21M mansion
Jennifer Aniston accidentally revealed something unusual about her dogs as she dressed them up with headbands for Easter.
The 56-year-old Friends veteran took to her Insta Stories to proudly show off her cute canines.
Their names are Clyde and Lord Chesterfield.
The pooches had on fun white-and-pink Easter bunny ears while on the lush green lawn of her $21M Bel-Air, California mansion.
Eagle-eyed fans noticed something unusual about her fur babies that is not often seen on dogs.
The pets had not one, not two but three dog tags around their necks. One of the tags was heart shaped with their name on front with a design to the side. The other tag was shaped like a dog bone. And the third was round.
Aniston added a warm caption, 'Happy Easter you beautiful people,' as she shared a bunny, heart and wave emoji.
This comes after the Diva from Sherman Oaks was seen working out in her home gym.
She talked up the benefits of her workout system Pvolve which involves a mat and ankle bands; she is a spokesperson for the brand.
The Emmy winner still looks to be incredibly toned as she showed off her form in a hot pink bra top and skintight black Lululemon leggings.
The ex-wife of Brad Pitt wore her highlighted hair back with no makeup on as she sported a deep summer tan while telling her followers, 'Love life, love your body, love it.'
While exercising in her mansion the Morning Show star accidentally revealed an interesting thing.
There were about 25 exercise balls in her home gym, which is 24 more than she needs.
The rubber inflated balls relieve tension in the spine and strengthen back muscles, increase balance, flexibility and proprioception.
Also in the black and dark wood home gym was a Pilates machine, a stationary bicycle, a treadmill, a scale, weights, kettlebells, a table with a TV over it, yoga bricks, about 10 pairs of tennis shoes and black towels.
This comes after she was seen out to dinner with Mandalorian actor Pedro Pascal.
She also shared a flirty public message in tribute to The Last Of Us star on his 50th birthday.
The A-lister took to her Instagram Story to share a comic from the New Yorker of a man at his therapist's office.
The therapist could be seen telling his patient: 'It's not strange at all -- lately, a lot of people are reporting that their faith in humanity is riding entirely on whether or not Pedro Pascal is as nice as he seems.'
Jennifer sweetly captioned the image to her 44.5million followers: 'Can confirm - as nice as he seems. [woman raising hand emoji].
'Happy birthday PP! [party and red balloon emojis]'
Last week the duo were seen leaving the Tower Bar at the Sunset Tower Hotel in West Hollywood after a three-hour dinner.
The actress looked chic in blue jeans and a white t-shirt with a black vest.
Meanwhile the Narcos star rocked a black leather biker jacket with jeans and suede boots.
Jennifer — who was reportedly 'blindsided' after her second ex-husband Justin Theroux, 53, recently married his 30-year-old girlfriend Nicole Brydon Bloom — and Pedro arrived separately after 8 PM and left separately at around 11:30 PM.
They were pictured talking to each other outside the valet area before parting ways.
Aniston completed her outfit with black high-heel boots. She wore her blonde tresses in her signature style.
Meanwhile Pedro was pictured rocking a mustache and a pair of eyeglasses for the outing.
The dinner date comes after speculation that Pedro might appear on Aniston's TV series, The Morning Show.
During the Critics Choice Awards red carpet, Aniston and her co-star, Reese Witherspoon, invited him to join the hit Apple TV+ show for season 4.
The invitation came as he joined their interview with KTLA anchors Sam Rubin and Jessica Holmes.
'Do you want to be on it?' asked Aniston.
Witherspoon said, 'Wait, we actually do have a really good part for him.'
Pascal replied, 'Pitch it to me now.'
When questioned if the part involved 'anything romantic with anybody' Aniston responded 'All of us.'
'I sleep with everyone on the show,' Pedro joked. 'I'm in. All right, I'll be waiting to hear from my agents.'
Production on the fourth season of The Morning Show wrapped in early December 2024.
Aniston plays anchor Alex Levy while Reese stars as Bradley Jackson on the show about the culture behind a network broadcast morning news program.
Her outing comes days after it was revealed that her ex-husband Justin has remarried, eight years after their divorce.
The actress was reportedly taken by surprise by the marriage and sent a message to him after news broke.
The Running Point star secretly tied the knot with actress Nicole during an intimate beach ceremony in Tulum, Mexico.
The couple, who were first romantically linked in February 2023, looked happy in love as they shared their first moments as newlyweds together in front of their loved ones.
Theroux, known for his roles in Mulholland Drive and HBO's The Leftovers, was previously wed to Aniston from 2015 to 2017.
The two have remained on good terms. Most recently, Justin said his former wife was 'still very dear to me' in a September 2024 interview with The Times.
Prior to Theroux, she was married to Pitt, 61, from 2000 to 2005.
Whilst Justin is once again throwing himself into married life, Jennifer hasn't been publicly linked to anyone since the divorce.
In October, she spoke out to deny claims that she had an affair with former President Barack Obama, branding the rumor 'absolutely untrue.'
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