Jennifer Aniston Defends Shunning Unvaccinated Friends
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The "Friends" star responded to a critic who questioned her decision to cut out people who refuse to get the coronavirus vaccine.
Jennifer Aniston doesn’t have to be “Friends” with everyone. Especially if they’re unvaccinated. After the actor revealed in an interview with InStyle magazine that she’d let go of some people in her life who won’t get vaccinated, the “Morning Show” star defended her comments in a story on Instagram. “But if she’s vaccinated she’s protected correct?” one critic asked in a comment Aniston reposted. “Why be worried about unvaxxed around her?”
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