Jennifer Aniston Adopting a Baby Boy

Posted on June 13, 2007 at 6:54 am (PST)

If Jennifer Aniston gets her way, she’ll soon be the adoptive single mother to a bouncing baby boy, just like Sheryl Crow, Calista Flockhart, Sharon Stone, Mia Farrow…my fingers are getting tired, but you get the idea.

OK! magazine reports that the process is underway.

Inspired by her good friend Sheryl Crow, who just became a mom to adopted son Wyatt, Jennifer Aniston is seriously considering adopting a baby. The 38-year-old actress has met with the same adoption agency that helped bring Sheryl and her son together. Jen has also been spotted buying a ton of baby products. All she has to do is set up a nursery in her 15-million, 9,000-square-foot pad in Beverly Hills — the house she’s been renovating since October.

Hmmmm…..a new man who looks an awful lot like Brad Pitt. Check.

Quest for the coolest accessory - an adopted baby. Check.

It appears that Aniston may be on her way to morphing into Angelina Jolie.

All she needs now is a great rack, fuller lips, and just a little touch of the crazy.


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2 Comments

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    I hope she doesn’t morph into Angelina, that would make me NOT like her. I am a fan of Jens, and if this is true, good for her. I don’t think paul looks anything like Brad. Hes much hotter and younger.

    Comment by someone — June 13, 2007 #

  2. 2

    HaHaHa you silly person…Jennifer has a rack, nice ones, remember all the fuss about it earlier? Plus Jennifer is NORMAL, well balanced, highly professional woman. Also, Paul is one HOTTIE, and looks not one bit like the 44+ y/o Bradley Pitt who will soon find his looks don’t work on an old guy like they did on a younger one. No need to worry about Jennifer, this classy lady knows what matters in this world, and an insecure male with the initials BP is not one of them

    Comment by patty — June 13, 2007 #

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