As a result of tabloids feel the necessity to make good occasions sad, last Sunday’s Golden Globes are actually being treated as some form of cold struggle zone.

Particularly, In Touch claims Jennifer Aniston’s absence from the festivities was resulting from the truth that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were there.

The “Friends” star supposedly backed out of a presenting function as a result of she dreaded the kind of “mortifying run-in” she had with Brangelina on the 2009 Oscars.

As an alternative, she stayed dwelling to observe the awards on TV. However even in her own home, Aniston isn’t safe from Jolie, insists In Touch.

As a so-called “pal” explains to the magazine, “Angelina nonetheless views Jen as a love rival, and she or he knows what to do to drive Jen to tears.”

It seems Jolie’s public affection for Pitt at the Globes - leaning towards him, placing her head on his shoulder, fixing his bow tie - was a part of an alleged plot to make the telecast miserable for Aniston.

“It was as if Angelina knew Jen was watching,” explains In Touch, which quotes a supply as saying Jolie likes to “bully” Aniston.

Let’s cease here and make a U-turn again into reality.

Jennifer Aniston didn’t attend the Globes for a similar causes George Clooney, Tom Cruise and a ton of other stars didn’t - she has free will, a busy schedule, and makes grownup decisions.

Meanwhile, there’s nothing mature about In Touch’s childish reasoning that playground bullying compelled Aniston to remain home.

As for the notion that Jolie was affectionate simply to torture Aniston through television, consider what the story would have been had she NOT been noticeably affectionate. Knowing In Touch’s observe file with her, the mag would in all probability have announced that the Globes signaled the upcoming doom of Jolie’s relationship with Pitt.

She will be able to’t win, and neither can Aniston.

In fact, the one Aniston-Jolie warfare for which there’s precise proof is the one the tabloids wage towards both of them on a near weekly basis.

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