Jennifer Aniston: I'm boycotting vaccine refusers so I don't lose my loved ones
The star of the series Friends of Jennifer Aniston justified her decision to boycott her friends who refuse to receive the Corona vaccine, saying that she does not want to grieve again for those close to her, after a number of her loved ones died from the epidemic.
Aniston said in a comment on her Instagram site, which is followed by 37 million users, that she is sure that receiving the vaccine reduces the chances of death in the event of an epidemic and makes the symptoms mild and curable.
In an interview with InStyle, she explained that her step is an attempt to educate a large number of people who oppose vaccinations and ignore the clear facts, noting that a number of her friends died and did not tell her that they refused to receive the vaccine, and this is unfortunate.
She pointed out that she does not quarantine anyone's opinion, but expresses her opinion and position, and seeks to educate people about the importance of receiving vaccinations away from advertising or trends.
And one of Aniston's followers had addressed her, saying, "If you got the vaccine, why worry about those around you, the vaccine protects you from getting an epidemic."
The Friends star replied, “Because the mutated strain of the epidemic is severe and variable, and it can infect me and transmit it in turn to others, and I do not want to endanger anyone’s life.”
Aniston had started her career in the world of cinema in 1988 with the movie Mac and Me and was on a date with fame when she participated in the famous series Friends, which ran from 1994 to 2004, before returning again in the reunion episode this year.
