Jennifer Aniston, best known for her iconic role in Friends, has also graced the big screen in movies like We’re the Millers and Horrible Bosses.
However, her childhood with her mother, actress Nancy Dow, was far from easy. Jennifer endured constant correction and trauma during her upbringing, leading to long-lasting emotional scars. Her mother struggled as a single parent, and their relationship was strained.
Her mother’s daily critique was particularly damaging, as she frequently told Jennifer that she was “ugly” and had a “big nose.” This persistent criticism took a toll on Jennifer’s self-confidence and self-esteem. Despite sharing a home with her mother, Jennifer couldn’t help but feel that she didn’t meet her mother’s standards of beauty.
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