Jennifer Aniston & Gerard Butler Caught Fooling Around  Jennifer Aniston |
"Marley & Me" star Jennifer Aniston had been spotted on a Manhattan rooftop as a part of the shooting for her forthcoming movie, "The Bounty", with her “Friends” co-star, Gerard Butler.
The scene is something where Aniston is stopped by a call on her mobile, as she is about to jump from the roof. Was it Gerard Butler who was calling Jennifer Aniston?
While speaking about the Hollywood stars, an on-set insider said that Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler were indulging themselves in a long smooch even after the cameras had stopped rolling.
According to the insider, “We saw him give her a little kiss. They were very lovey-dovey. We watched them at one point start to hold hands, but she pulled back because she realized people were watching.”
Bothe the Hollywood stars have denied that they were dating each other, since the day the rumours had sparked off.
The insider adds, “Jen and Gerard were joking around and he started to feed her popcorn and peanuts. He was popping them in her mouth and she was laughing while eating. The director came over and said ‘What are you guys doing?’ and then joked ‘We’re doing peanuts in another scene, where did you get that?’ Jen said “Props” and the props guy put his hand up as if to say ‘guilty.’”
Jennifer Aniston has gone through a series of broken relationships including those with Brad Pitt, Vince Vaughn, John Mayer and Paul Sculfor.
Jennifer Aniston had revealed during an Elle photo shoot that she is perfectly comfortable with the "lonely girl" tag in Hollywood.
"I'm not going to ignore the pink elephant in the living room. It's fine. I can take it. I am supportive of anybody who is in a place that's not their strongest but is ready to push forward," said Aniston.
Even though Aniston says she is happy, her personal life is gathering too much of negative attention.
"If I'm the emblem for 'this is what it looks like to be the lonely girl getting on with her life,' so be it. I can make fun of myself”, she said.
