In the 1990s and early 2000s, Jennifer Aniston captivated audiences worldwide as the epitome of “America’s Sweetheart,” thanks to her iconic role as Rachel in “Friends” and her numerous romantic comedy leads.Behind her radiant smile lies a life marked by profound loss, including the tragic deaths of colleagues and loved ones. Gunnar Mortensen, a camera assistant on “The Morning Show,” succumbed to a fatal motorcycle accident, prompting Aniston’s heartfelt tribute and a successful fundraising campaign for his family. Additionally, Aniston mourned the passing of her father, John Aniston, and her “Friends” co-star Matthew Perry, whose struggles with addiction deeply affected her.
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