Angelina Jolie’s External Affairs

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JENNIFER ANISTON SHUNS AILING MOM

FRIENDS star Jennifer Aniston’s strained relationship with her mother Nancy hit a new low when her mom was stricken with life-threatening double pneumonia — and cold-hearted Jennifer refused to help!

It was apparent there was bad blood between the two after Jennifer failed to invite her own mom to her wedding to Brad Pitt last July. But even close friends were shocked that she let Nancy seek medical attention at a dingy public clinic that treats the homeless and destitute.

“Jennifer can afford to pay for the best treatment at the best hospital, but she didn’t lift a finger to help,” says a friend of the older Aniston.

“Nancy had to go to a clinic for indigents because she had nowhere else to turn.”

Heartless Jennifer’s shocking disregard for her mom’s health came just days before a scandalous interview in which she described her mother as “a disease.”

But the star’s callous behavior has friends worried that Jennifer is sick, too — mentally. They’re afraid she’s cracking up, say sources.

“How else could a daughter turn her back so completely on her mother?” ask worried pals.

Nancy, 64, was near death’s door with pneumonia, a friend says. “She was stricken with double pneumonia. She was pale as a ghost, and the pain and the congestion in her chest was awful.”

Jennifer’s mother had so much trouble breathing that she was forced to seek medical treatment March 28 at the North Hollywood Health Center, a shabby building with peeling white paint, where people are asked to pay whatever they can afford for their care.

Her son John — Jennifer’s half brother — visited her at home during the illness.

But Jennifer, who earns a whopping $750,000 an episode playing Rachel on the smash NBC sitcom, stuck to her refusal to have anything to do with the woman who raised her.

“John talks to Jennifer a lot. I have no doubt he told his sister about her mother’s condition, but she still offered nothing,” the friend says.

Jennifer, 32, has been estranged from her mother for years. Their problems escalated when Nancy wrote a book about her daughter in 1999 called From Mother to Daughter to Friends.

Things became so bad between them, Nancy was not invited to Jennifer’s million-dollar Malibu wedding bash to movie star Brad Pitt July 29.

Her father, soap actor John Aniston, walked her down the aisle. Jennifer remains close to him, even though he divorced her mom when she was 9 and saw little of her growing up.

But she has nothing but scorn for her mom. The scathing interview, which ran in Vanity Fair magazine, put another dent in Nancy’s long-held hopes for reconciliation.

“My father and I are friends, and my mother and I don’t speak. It’s a bummer,” Jennifer told the magazine. “This is the last chunk of disease in my life — my mom.”

Jennifer said her mom’s criticism of her looks as a child scarred her for life. She claims former model Nancy always made her feel ugly.

“Your eyes are too close together … your eyes are too small … your face is too wide … you have your father’s mouth,” Jennifer told the interviewer.

“I don’t know if I would have known how beautiful she was if she wasn’t always pointing out how unbeautiful I was.”

Jennifer’s anger, especially the fact that she calls her mother “a disease,” leads some mental health professionals to belief that the star is seriously troubled.

“Jennifer has deep, unresolved psychological problems,” says noted New York psychologist Dr. Jamie Turndorf, who hasn’t treated the star.

“The only way she’s going to cure them is through professional therapy.”

All of Jennifer’s rage leads Turndorf to believe she’s suffering from “toxic introject,” psychological poisoning caused by the criticism her mother leveled at her when she was a child.

“It is a dark, emotional disorder,” Turndorf said after an in-depth study of the actress’ comments in the article.

Turndorf says Jennifer needs to stop seeing herself through her mother’s eyes.

“Even though she doesn’t see her mother, she still hears her voice in her mind, putting her down,” says the shrink.

“All her fears and negative views of herself can be traced back to her mother’s early messages.

“If your mother tells you you’re ugly and fat, pretty soon your own inner voice tells you the same terrible things.

“Nitpicking goes on and on like a broken record that never stops.”

But despite her daughter’s rejection, friends say Nancy is still desperately hoping that there may be a reconciliation in the future.

“She would do anything to rebuild their relationship. Nancy refuses to blame Jennifer for not rescuing her during her illness,” the friend reveals.

“She’s praying that once Jennifer becomes a mom, she’ll finally understand what it means to have a mother-child relationship.

“Once Jennifer holds her own baby in her arms, maybe she’ll reconsider the way she’s shut her mom out of her life, and she’ll let her back in.”

Published on: April 11, 2001

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