Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux seem like a happily married couple, but they could be heading for divorce soon if the 46-year-old actress won't change her ways.
According to a new report, the 44-year-old actor is getting tired of his wife's possessiveness. However, Gossip Cop claimed that rumors are not true.
A source revealed to In Touch Weekly that the husband and wife were having problems during the Critics' Choice Awards. There were even photos of Jen holding Justin tightly on the red carpet. The former "Friends" star looked clingy all night while "The Leftovers" actor was caught looking away like he wanted to get away from his wife.
"It was like she was treating him more like her son than her husband," an insider told the magazine. "He was so embarrassed by her behavior that they argued under their breath at the table. By the end of the night, they were barely on speaking terms."
The tension between Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux during the Critics' Choice Awards isn't enough for the actor to divorce his wife. However, he decided to walk out on her instead of fixing their relationship.
"The next day, Justin took off," an insider said. "Instead of working through their issues, Justin hopped on a plane to NYC."
It is true that Theroux flew to New York City, but he was there not to escape from Aniston. The Hollywood heartthrob was there to shoot his new film "The Girl On The Train," which also stars Emily Blunt. Check out the photos from Mail Online.
Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux also have nothing but nice things to say about each other, which make it less likely for the couple to get a divorce. The actor revealed in a previous interview that the best part of being married is finally calling Jen his wife.
"It feels very touching," Justin said as reported byNews.com.au. "I can't remember the first time I said those words but it feels fantastic. It's a comfortable term. I was getting tired of saying fiancée. That sounds adorable for about six months and then you go, 'OK, we got to make some time for this.'"
