Jennifer Aniston opens up about her plastic surgery, says she’ll never inject “s**t into my face”

Jennifer Aniston became a worldwide celebrity after starring as Rachel on Friends. She hit what some people call “Hollywood Gold” with the show; today, the 54-year-old is still going strong in the business.

As a former Friends cast member, the risk of becoming typecasted was high. However, Aniston managed to get out of the “Rachel” bubble. Now, she’s been getting a lot of recognition for her performance in the drama The Morning Show.

At the same time, as Jennifer Aniston’s career went straight to the top, rumors of her getting plastic surgery surrounded her. Therefore, she decided to speak out about it, revealing the truth as to why she actually went under the knife. Here’s all you need to know about the actress!

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