Jennifer Aniston, the famous actress, has posed topless in the January issue of Allure magazine with her arms wrapped around a tattooed man’s muscular body.

However, fans of her fiancé, Justin Theroux, need not worry as the guy in question is her hairstylist and longtime friend, Chris McMillan.

The two are very close and have been known to take pictures together before.

Aniston’s photo is quite revealing as she is only wearing a pair of skinny jeans in the picture.

She looks very comfortable with McMillan, who himself got married last month.

While the photo may raise eyebrows, it is clear that there is nothing romantic going on between the two.

In the Allure interview, Aniston spoke about societal pressure on women to give birth.

She expressed her frustration with people who believe that a woman has failed herself if she hasn’t procreated.

Aniston doesn’t think it’s fair to put such pressure on women.

She believes that just because a woman hasn’t given birth doesn’t mean that she isn’t mothering dogs, friends, or even friends’ children.

The actress also addressed the criticism she has faced for being career-driven and not wanting to have children.

She said that people often say that she is too focused on herself and her career to be a mother.

Aniston finds this unfair and thinks that women should be able to make their own choices without facing criticism from others.

Despite this, Aniston has been engaged to Theroux since 2012 and has spoken highly of him in recent interviews.

In a Harper’s Bazaar interview, she praised Theroux, calling him “not an ass” and stating that he is different from some of their young and up-and-coming friends who hit celebrity status and then changed.

Aniston’s comments about motherhood and societal pressure are sure to resonate with many women who face similar criticism.

It’s important for women to be able to make their own choices without fear of judgment from others.

The actress has always been outspoken and this interview is just another example of her using her platform to speak out about important issues.