The 2024 American presidential race highlights controversial interviews from the past. J.D. Vance, running mate of Donald Trump, sparked controversy following his misogynistic statements in 2021. The senator from Ohio, a potential future vice president, had stated on Fox News that the country was being run by "childless cat women, unhappy in their own lives, seeking to make the rest of the country as miserable as they are."
Jennifer Aniston reacted strongly to these remarks via Instagram on July 24. The actress expressed her bewilderment at Vance’s comments targeting women from the Democratic party, including Kamala Harris and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, as reported by CNN. Aniston, known for her role in The Morning Show, prayed that Vance’s daughter would one day have the chance to have children.
These statements are particularly poignant, as Aniston has herself shared her struggle with infertility, revealing her attempts at in vitro fertilization and other treatments without success. At 55, she now feels liberated from this pressure but remains a staunch advocate for women’s rights to choose their own path.
Kamala Harris, in the running for the presidency after Joe Biden’s withdrawal, is the subject of numerous attacks from Vance and other Republicans. However, she uses these criticisms to strengthen her message and mobilize her supporters. The election campaign promises to be particularly tense, even violent…