Jennifer Aniston is one of the most famous faces in the world, but she doesn’t seem to like sharing prominence with influencers, who she says are “diluting” her work.
Jennifer Aniston says social media influencers are “diluting” their work, adding that people are now becoming famous for “basically doing nothing.”
The 53-year-old American actress, who rose to fame in the hit comedy Friends in the 1990s and has enjoyed a decades-long career in both television and film, he commented to fellow American actor Sebastian Stan in an interview with Variety.
The duo were discussing Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee’s infamous 1995 sex tape leak, which is the subject of Stan’s latest series. Pam and Tommywhen Aniston began to open up about the changing face of fame over the years.
“It was just at the time that the Internet really shaped a new culture about people becoming famous,” Aniston began. “That people who are basically famous for doing nothing but having these amazing careers. And then the reputation of women … I mean, Paris Hilton, Monica Lewinsky, all of them.
He added: “I feel so lucky that we had a little taste of the industry before it became what it is today. More streaming services, you’re famous on TikTok, you’re famous on YouTube, you’re famous on Instagram. It’s almost, like, it’s diluting the actor’s work. “
Aniston’s comments have received mixed reactions on social media, with some criticizing her for having a “privileged perspective.”
Others jumped in defense of Aniston, arguing that it arose in the entertainment industry at a time when it was difficult to be discovered.
Despite her position, the actress continues to enjoy a brilliant career in the industry, with more than 70 film and television credits, Golden Globes and Emmy Awards and a reported net worth of $ 424 million.
Ever since his career soared, Aniston has managed to break free of his iconic character Friends become one of the highest paid actors in the world.
He was rumored to have been paid up to $ 3.6 million Friends meeting last year, which is broadcast locally on Binge.