Jennifer Aniston on Pregnancy Rumors: 'I'm Not Knocked Up'

It seems like everybody wants Jennifer Aniston to get pregnant, have a baby and live happily ever after, right? Otherwise, why would rumor after rumor be on the cover of every tabloid magazine at the grocery store saying she’s expecting? If you think we’re kind of sick of hearing about all these pesky made-up baby stories, how do you think Jen feels?

She graces the cover of the March issue of GQ with Wanderlust co-star Paul Rudd and sets the record straight on her so called “baby bump” she has.

Here’s the truth straight from her mouth: “I’m not having triplets. Not having twins. Nor am I having one baby. I did not elope.” Fair enough. Now, it’s one thing if a baby rumor surfaces here and there, but it seems it’s about every week somebody is claiming the former Friends star is knocked up. How on earth does it even start? “Well, I recently quit smoking, and you do put on some extra pounds,” Aniston explains. “It makes a difference, especially if you’re not 20. I think people maybe want me to have a kid now.” You think?

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But does Jen really even want kids after all this? She is getting pretty serious with boyfriend Justin Theroux! “If it [getting pregnant] happens, it happens. I’m calm and peaceful with whatever the plan is. It’s not something where I’m going, ‘I gotta have a kid!’”

The actress claims this “picture-perfect life” the media is making up for her, such as “the house, the husband, the kids,” is not what will make her happy in the end. She even goes on to say it is “sort of cliché.”

“Anyways,” she continues. “I’m drawing the line on the children conversation. You heard it here. I’m not knocked up now.” Now that we have it in print, can all these rumors stop now? Nah, probably not. But it’s wishful thinking!

What do you think about Jennifer’s baby interview with GQ? 

Photos Courtesy of GQ & Terry Richardson