aniston explained what helped the team unite.have maintained a warm relationship and supported each other on the most sensitive issue, which has destroyed many other teams in terms of money. when, at the beginning of filming, aniston and david shrimmer, the producers decided to increase the star’s fee, they refused, announcing that either their salary raise to all six artists, or to none, because it is unfair to assign different remuneration for the same work. as a result, then the fees were increased for no one , but by the end of the sitcom. each of the actors received a record $1 million per episode. when asked what advice aniston would give to her younger self, she said not to worry about what others think of you, because there will always be those who don't like aniston according to the person's revelation and about her personal life, which has been under close public attention since the days of her marriage and a high-profile divorce from brad after he left for angelina jolie, jem gained the status of an unhappy star who is

for my first show, jennifer aniston who is a friend, she brought me a gift for my first show, it wasme for you. >> kelly: 17 seasons! what? >> so she brought me a welcome mat. it was good luck. i wanted to bring you something for your set. >> kelly: okay. i want it, what is it? what is it? i got a gift from ellen! [ laughter ] first of all, your childlike hands are my favorite. >> those are my hands. >> kelly: your childlike hands -- this is amazing. this is going in my office. >> no, no, it is supposed to be on the set. >> kelly: okay. i'll do that. don't threaten me with a good time, ma'am. i'm going to find the perfect spot, maybe on the brick wall. >> i want to be part of the conversation. >> kelly: we were talking about instagrannies. have you heard of that? >> i recently did when i was back stage waiting to come back out. >> kelly: well

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come on out ann christine this is the jennifer aniston look. >> she's in the iconic 90s slip dress.e run ways and theent ins super models like naomi campbell, moss, really popularizing it. >> everyone can wear this. >> everyone can wear, works for all body types, everyone who wants to be dressy she's wearing more of an evening. >> i love this color. >> how does it feel? >> good. >> excellent. >> rebecca: tiffany come on out, tiffany part two. yes. so we have our model tiffany in a corset top and long denim skirt. >> yes. so if you think about 90s vivian westwood and john paul the corset was the main focal point and then they had a ton of prints. one is denim because it's iconic. and then pairing it with a cowboy boot to anchor the look. >> i love the cowboy boots and love the color, too, so you can go on a lighter color. >> and the corset usually is maureen but i think the cowboy boot and denim pairs it down so you can wear this during the day. >> rebecca: tiffany two thumbs up? two thumbs up in your score, love it. okay, storm, come on out. ♪ this is how we do it ♪ >> storm so he's

but so tell me about tell me about this is as recommended by jennifer aniston , jennifer aniston. >>an , amazing woman, actually. i mean i , amazing woman, actually. i mean , i think she's she's very funny . but but more importantly for this is she's absolutely beautiful and she's not young anymore and spends a lot of time and energy . and energy. >> speak for yourself . >> speak for yourself. >> speak for yourself. >> yes, she's probably older than isabel have. >> we have shown the legs yet? please >> yes. and has these these , >> yes. and has these these, these, these. he puts her legs into these incredible trousers that are supposed to help you, slim and stop. send you like. well i mean, probably more than you and i are prepared to pay . you and i are prepared to pay. and also, how long do you have to be in them and how serious ? to be in them and how serious? fiercely. i mean, these i do read a lot in the daily mail about these sort of incredible women, sort of in their 50s and 60s who look amazing . and you 60s who look amazing. and you just think how much effort do you have to

>> that's whole of the >> that's the whole plot of the jennifer breakfast at jennifer aniston breakfastby the worst thing you've ever done. >> oh. >> oh. >> oh, i don't know about that. >> oh, i don't know about that. >> oh, i do. >>- >> oh, i do. >> what about the worst thing in the world that you can think of? >> no. the worst thing. >> no, no. but the worst thing. the worst thing that you have ever done. we've all done. >> we have done. >> we have done. >> oh, see what you mean. >> oh, i see what you mean. >> oh, i see what you mean. >> and we expect forgiveness. >> you've murdered >> but if you've murdered somebody, should somebody, then your life should be that. be defined by that. >> well, yes, but you also got to allow people to. this isn't this isn't defending danny masterson. no, i'm just saying this also rather a large subject. >> this is a very large subject. >> this is a very large subject. >> but, you know, you've got a subject got to be you subject you've got to be you have be a little have just got to be a little bit. they weren't ing bit. and they weren't defend ing him.