Jennifer Aniston Discusses Childhood Trauma and New Book

During her appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Jennifer Aniston revealed that her family often made her belly dance during gatherings, not just on Christmas Eve, leading to what she describes as 'inner trauma' from performing in front of her Greek relatives. Aniston shared that this expectation created anxiety for her, particularly when she sees her friends encouraging their children to perform as well. She humorously recounted dressing up as a little Greek girl and performing after taking belly dancing classes, noting that her family’s intentions were not as festive as they seemed, saying it felt more like 'Let's humiliate Jen on Christmas.' In addition to discussing her childhood, Aniston promoted her new children's book, 'Clydeo Takes a Bite Out of Life,' which focuses on finding one's purpose in life, and brought her rescue dog Clyde on stage. She also touched on her experience with salmon sperm facials, explaining the confusion surrounding the treatment. Aniston's candid revelations reflect both the humorous and serious sides of her upbringing.