Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston are about to appear in a film together called The Break-Up, where – as far as we can tell, Vince Vaughn plays computer games and laughs like a girl while Jennifer Aniston looks a bit angry. For two hours.
Regardless of whether or not you think that The Break-Up sounds quite rubbish, you'll be hearing a lot about it soon. And that's because Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston are probably doing it; not that either of them will ever admit to it, as Vince Vaughn proved when he went and babbled about a load of stuff on Oprah the other day.
Oprah Winfrey seems to be Jennifer Aniston's best friend at the moment and – as such – is one of Vince Vaughn's best friends, too. After Jennifer Aniston split up with Brad Pitt, Oprah invited her onto her show to tearfully carp on about how brilliant sunsets are. And also, Oprah Winfrey has publicly denied giving Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn an $8 million wedding which – since nobody else has denied giving Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn an $8 million wedding – probably says something.
So when Vince Vaughn goes on Oprah, he knows he's in for an easy ride – not like when GQ asked Vince what sleeping with Jennifer was like and he almost swallowed his own tongue trying to push out a garbled explanation. So instead, on Oprah, Vince was able to talk more comfortably about his life with Aniston:
"Jennifer's great. She's one of my favourite people. She's just really smart and funny and easy to be with – very considerate."
See, Jennifer? It's OK to talk about things – you don't need need to stay silent all the time like the world's most humourless statue. Also on Oprah's agenda, since there are rumours that Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston are shacking up, were kids. Brad's moved on and got Angelina Jolie pregnant, does Vince fancy getting Jennifer up the duff?
"at some point… I've always liked kids a lot – but no plans for the future. First we have to have the eight million dollar wedding."
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[story by Stuart Heritage]