Friends star Jennifer Aniston urges fans to wear a mask

Jennifer Aniston posted a rare selfie on Instagram to show herself wearing a face mask while urging others do the same during the coronavirus pandemic. Now, the actor is once again using social media to hammer in the importance of taking COVID-19 seriously.On Sunday, the Friends star posted a photo of a man she identified as her friend Kevin, who is pictured lying in a hospital bed with a ventilator and other tubes attached.

Jennifer Aniston has urged her fans to wear face masks amid the coronavirus pandemic.On Sunday, the Morning Show star shared a series of photos on her Instagram, including one of herself and Friends co-star Courteney Cox wearing matching blue face coverings.However, it was her first upload that captured the attention of her followers, as Aniston shared a heartbreaking image of her friend hooked up to a ventilator in hospital with Covid-19.“This is our friend Kevin.

With the growing number of COVID-19 cases in the United States of America making the headlines, Hollywood stars are urging people to wear masks. One of them being Jennifer Aniston.

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Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt shared some of the happier days of their marriage in their 1930s Southern California home.The couple owned the property, which is now on sale for a cool $44.5million, for five years following their 2000 wedding.The pair lovingly renovated it by installing heated marble flooring in the monochrome kitchen and designing a pub using flooring from a 200-year-old French château.

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Friends star (save for her signature beachy blonde hair, that is). After doing a little digging, I learned that Aniston's lookalike is a client of California-based hairstylist, , who had no idea what she was in for when she first posted her customer's headshot."She's been posted a few separate times now, and every single time my followers go crazy," says Carrillo in an email to Allure.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorOn Wednesday, President and CEO of the California Hospital Association Carmela Coyle offered a grim update from the medical community. “We’re preparing to surge,” said Coyle.

We’re more than three months into a global pandemic and for most of the United States, we’ll have to keep up social distancing and mask-wearing for a bit (a lot?) longer. It’s just a part of our lives now.

With US hitting almost 20 lakh coronavirus cases, the country is still reeling under the pressure and continues to contribute to the highest number cases in the world. Amid this, President Donald Trump has lockdown restrictions and opened up the economy leaving people to take precautionary measures such as simple as wearing a mask.