Approximately to such a conclusion came the well-known TV presenter Jimmy Kimmel ... The other day actress Jennifer Aniston visited the broadcast of his entertainment show on the ABC channel.
One of the questions on the air literally sent Jennifer into a no-strike! Kimmel showed her a photograph that clearly shows that the label of the store is attached to the lining of her coat. The conclusion was that the actress went to the boutique, put on her coat and went out into the street, not paying for the "purchase"!
Aniston became thoughtful, and admitted to the presenter that she forgot about the tag on her coat. This thing was given to her, and attacks of kleptomania are alien to her:
"That's how it was. This coat, which you see in the photo, is not entirely new, or rather, I already put it on, as many as 4 times! It's a gift from people with whom I made a promotional video. I put it on, without any back thoughts, because I did not think that a label could hang in the seam. And only after 4 outlets on people I realized that I did not get rid of the store labels. My fault is my forgetfulness. "
The sins of the past
Still, Mr. Kimmel managed to bring Jennifer Aniston to the surface. She said that at the age of 8 he committed theft from a jewelry store along with his girlfriend Monica. The production of young thieves has become a few bags with beads.
The girls returned home after a walk and without embarrassment spread out their catch on the table, they gathered from beads to make necklaces. Then Monika's mother appeared in the room and shamed the girls, who were not going to deny the deed. They had to return to the store and take the stolen beads. Jennifer still remembers with shudder this incident.
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She confessed that after the experience she never tried to steal anything.