Jennifer Aniston justifies cutting ties with 'anti-vax' friends

In an interview, 'Friends' famed actress Jennifer mentioned that she cut off friends who feared the vaccine or called it a propaganda. They had either rejected or did not reveal their vaccination status, which she perceives as a moral and professional duty.

The Hollywood star said that it is shameful to have so many anti-vaxxers who do not pay heed to facts. In dealing with criticism regarding her move, she posted a comment to her Instagram story, asking why she had to worry around those who were not inoculated if she received protection from the vaccine, and wrote that the variant is transmittable, even to a vaccinated body.

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Jennifer further explained that if she is infected, she may slightly become ill, but may not be hospitalised and/or die. However, she can spread the variant to someone who does not have the vaccine or has severe health issues or a previous existing condition. This is what worries her. In conclusion, she wrote that we have to care more about other people than only ourselves.

She posted a following story which was a piece of fabric that had these words embroidered: "What doesn't kill you mutates and tries again"