Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux are rumored to be heading for divorce maybe because some people have noticed how the actor has been treating his wife - from making her wait a few years before getting married and leaving her right after their honeymoon for work.
According to a new report from Celeb Dirty Laundry, the 44-year-old actor may be cheating on the 47-year-old actress with "Bridesmaids" star Kristen Wiig.
In the new edition of In Touch, it claimed that Justin has been spending too much time with the 42-year-old comedienne.
"Justin and Kristen have gotten closer since they made 'Zoolander 2' together and Jen is very jealous," their insider said. "She's insecure, and the fact that Kristen is attractive and funny doesn't help!"
One of the traits that Justin Theroux likes on Jennifer Aniston is her sense of humor. Since Kristen Wiig is naturally funny, then there's a chance that he may fall for her.
During an interview with Hello, "The Leftovers" star revealed how funny his wife is.
"It's a laugh a minute," Theroux said. "When we get on a run, it's pretty fun. There have been a couple of times when she has brought me to my knees laughing and me her."
"Literally, there was one time and she did something so funny and I was literally on my knees. So yeah, it's a fun house."
If Jennifer Aniston can give Justin Theroux that kind of effect, then Kristen Wiig could probably make it a laugh a second. No wonder the divorce rumors are starting to emerge because there is a possibility of the two having that chemistry. However, the "Saturday Night Live" host isn't a homewrecker-type.
According to PEOPLE, Jen and Justin have different personalities, but they have a really good chemistry because they complement each other. Being too funny may not work for the actor so maybe he's looking for other qualities in a woman.
"Justin brings a very laid-back element to their relationship," their source said. "He loves playing pranks and makes their relationship fun. He also is Jen's rock. He calms her down. And Jen is very attentive and nurturing."
