David Schwimmer Dismisses Jennifer Aniston Romance Reports
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The one where Ross and Rachel aren't really together in real life.
There’s disappointing news for anyone excited about reports that Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer have been growing close since the “Friends” reunion. The actors – who portrayed on-off couple Rachel and Ross in the hit sitcom ― were the subject of rumors in this week’s edition of Closer magazine, with an “insider” claiming they’d been recently sighted together multiple times. Closer’s claims the recent reunion special “stirred up feelings” between the stars were subsequently picked up by a number of other media outlets, with British newspaper The Mirror running a headline suggesting the two had “coupled up in real life”. However, we’d warn fans not to get too swept up in what is apparently not an accurate news story.
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