Washington: Jennifer Aniston`s publicist has shot down reports suggesting that the actress has ended her relationship with writer/actor Justin Theroux.
The split story graces the cover of the new issue of America``s Star magazine, but the star``s representative insists very little of what has been written is true.
"It`s once again just another fabrication to sell magazines and has no relationship to reality,” Contactmusic quoted her as telling Wonderwall.
Insiders say Jen dropped the ultimatum bomb on her lover at Santa Monica``s Giorgio Baldi restaurant on July 11.
Apparently, she told him she needed a certain kind of commitment or else!
And according to the source, all Justin could do was shrug his shoulders!
The source says Jen knew it was over right then and there.
"That was the moment the writing was on the wall for Jen. It crystalized in her mind that Justin isn’t the one for her. Justin pleaded for a second chance, but for her the love is gone.
Even worse, sources claim that Jennifer stalked followed Justin after she broke up with him and found him seeking comfort in the arms of another woman, referred to only by her first name.
"He got together with Heidi within days of Jen leaving. It seems like Justin couldn’t wait to be rid of Jen so he could cut loose."
Picking apart the tabloid story, rival Us Weekly reports the "mystery blonde" Theroux was spotted dining with recently was old friend Amy Sedaris and one insider close to the couple reveals the celebrated screenwriter recently dined out with Aniston``s closest friends Laura Dern and Courteney Cox in New York, while the actress was filming in North Carolina.
ANI
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