In 2018, Aniston supported a Friends revival on The Late Late Show With James Corden, saying, 'The girls always say we would do it again, the boys are less excited about it for some reason.' Yet earlier this month, Aniston admitted a reboot might 'ruin' Friends on The Howard Stern Show.

Men steady comin after you, women steady comin after me.

I feel Im hopin and prayin things between us gon get better. Nobody wanna see us together, nobody thought wed last forever. Having reached a better place within themselves, they were then able to come back together but it wasn’t simply one instance or one night that lead to that decision. (Right to love, yeah) Nobody wanna see us together. I don't want to lead people on.'Īniston's Ellen show appearance isn't the only time the actor has discussed a potential reunion. Gizelle noted that, although the two had been separated for 12 years, they still kept in touch to positively co-parent together and were able to grow and evolve on their own. We're working on something.' DeGeneres asked if that something was a movie, to which Aniston replied, 'No, we don't know. When DeGeneres asked if the Friends cast would be reuniting on screen, Aniston said, 'Like a reboot? No.' Instead, the Morning Show star offered, 'Listen, we would love for there to be something, but we don't know what that something is. While she dashed Puth's dreams of a full-blown reboot happening, Aniston offered a glimmer of hope by saying the cast was planning to work on 'something.' On Monday, Aniston was a guest on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and popped back on stage after her segment to surprise singer Charlie Puth, who happens to be a Friends superfan. Just a few weeks after the show's 25th anniversary, Jennifer Aniston teased the Friends cast may be teaming up again for a mystery project.

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