The 'Friends' alum reportedly considers adopting some babies from two orphanages in Mexico which she's been financially supporting.
- Nov 16, 2016
AceShowbiz - Is Jennifer Aniston finally ready to become a mom? She apparently does, according to Radar Online which reports that the actress is now considering adopting some orphans from two Mexican orphanages she's been financially supporting.
The publication claims that Aniston regularly visits Casa Hogar Sion and Casa Hogar de Los Ninos orphanages in Tijuana, Mexico. She provided the two orphanages with school equipment, personal hygiene items as well as toys and clothes for babies and toddlers.
"This has brought some happiness into her life, and brought her close to her dream of having her own child," a source close to the "Friend" alum shares, adding that the actress is "finding the fulfillment she's missing in her marriage" to Justin Theroux as she spends time with the children from the facilities.
"She gets to be around kids, and she's feeling appreciated for a change," the source explains. "She even wants to bring one or more kids home so she can feel like a mom all the time!"
The news outlet adds that Aniston's ex-husband Brad Pitt was the one who came up with the idea to adopt kids in Mexico. The former lovers allegedly had talked about adopting a child from the country before he left her to be with Angelina Jolie more than a decade ago.
"Brad really gave her the courage to move forward," the insider says. "He told her, 'You'll be an amazing mother. I've always believed that.' Hearing Brad say those words was just what she needed."
But don't get too excited just yet. While it's going to be nice to see Aniston and Theroux with some children, the story about the adoption turns out to be completely untrue. Gossip Cop has checked in with Aniston's rep who says that Radar Online's "wrong again."
The site can assure everyone that the actress isn't considering adopting a child from the orphanages. The "Horrible Bosses" star hasn't talked about the issue with Pitt either.
