Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston have been entertaining audiences for decades, coming to fame in the 1990s with, of course, Friends for the latter and several iconic movies for Witherspoon, including Cruel Intentions, Election and Pleasantville. The two continue to have success today, but that looks a lot different than it did back then. The stars of The Morning Show recently opened up about how hitting their 40s was a turning point for them, including how the wisdom gained from age and experience affected their careers and the show they both executive produce.
Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon have known each other a long time, with Witherspoon even guest starring as Rachel Green’s younger sister Jill on two Season 6 episodes of Friends. Their relationship continues today as co-stars of The Morning Show (available to stream with an Apple TV+ subscription), and they spoke to Harper’s Bazaar ahead of the show’s third season premiere. Aniston, who is thriving at 54 years old, explained the mindset change that occurred when she reached her 40s, saying:
