Jennifer Aniston Steps Out After Brad Pitt Puts Her In Friend Zone

Jennifer Aniston recently stepped out after Brad Pitt allegedly put her in the friend zone.

The “Murder Mystery” actress was spotted out and about on Friday night. Aniston was stunning in her black coat and jeans. She was leaving celeb hotspot San Vicente Bungalows in West Hollywood, Calif.

Aniston was joined her friend Amanda Anka in the backseat of her car when they left the venue. The 50-year-old actress was also spotted at the opening of Darren Le Gallo’s new art exhibit From Destruction, on the same evening.

The sighting happened after Pitt reportedly kept Aniston on the friend zone. Pitt and Aniston made a reunion at the Golden Globe Awards a few days back. Several of their fans were hoping that the exes will run into each other and Pitt acknowledged the possibility even saying that it would be fine for him because his ex-wife is a “good friend.”

“I’ll run into Jen, she’s a good friend. Yeah,” Pitt said. “The second most important reunion of her year.”

Aniston confessed that she really loved Pitt after their split. In fact, the “Cake” star said she had no regrets about their marriage. She even considered herself “lucky” to have experienced her first marriage with the “Ad Astra” actor.

“I love Brad; I really love him. I will love him for the rest of my life. He’s a fantastic man. I don’t regret any of it, and I’m not going to beat myself up about it. We spent seven very intense years together; we taught each other a lot—about healing, and about fun. We helped each other through a lot, and I really value that. It was a beautiful, complicated relationship,” Aniston said.

Meanwhile, according to CEO of global matchmaking firm Kelleher International, Amber Kelleher Andrews, all of Hollywood are rooting for Pitt and Aniston’s reunion. Even their friends and family reportedly wanted them back together.

He explained that the two have undeniable chemistry. Pitt’s family “absolutely love” Aniston and her friends have seen how Pitt has grown and evolved to be a better man.