Jennifer Aniston was on site
Car rams the entrance gate of your house
In Jennifer Aniston’s house in Los Angeles there is said to have been a security incident. A man rammed the entrance gate with his car.
Shock moment for Jennifer Aniston (56): A man was arrested on Monday after he was rid of the actress of the actress in Bel Air by car in the entrance gate of the $ 21 million villa.
Jennifer Aniston was at home
The police informed the broadcaster that Aniston was at home at the time of the incident. According to the report, the security team of the “Friends” star apparently reacted quickly and set the driver until the police arrived. The man is said to be arrested shortly after the police arrived at the crime scene due to “heavy vandalism”.
An investigation of the incident and the possible motive of the man had been initiated, it said. According to US media reports, the impact on the gate seems to have not been an accident. Nevertheless, it is unclear whether the man, “about 70 years old, had specifically targeted Aniston. Reading on anonymous sources, the driver complained about pain and had to be examined by paramedics. It is obviously not known whether he is still in police custody.
Jennifer Aniston moves to Montecito
Jennifer Aniston is supposedly in the process of leaving her property in Bel Air, a district of Los Angeles. to move to a house in Montecito, which is about $ 15 million. Aniston is said to have bought her new property in September 2022 from talk show star Oprah Winfrey (71). According to reports, she has spent the last three years to renovate the Tuscan style building with four bedrooms.
Aniston also has a prominent neighborhood in Montecito: Gwyneth Paltrow (52), Cameron Diaz (52) as well as Prince Harry (40) and Duchess Meghan (43) live there.
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Source: Stern
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