Jennifer Aniston says that Rachel and Ross are still ‘on a break’

50-year-old joined Instagram recently and answered a flurry of questions from friends and fans

October 18, 2019 03:12 pm | Updated 03:12 pm IST

The ‘We Were On A Break’ argument between Ross and Rachel

The ‘We Were On A Break’ argument between Ross and Rachel

Hollywood star Jennifer Aniston, who recently surprised netizens by making her Instagram debut, is actively using the photo sharing application.

From posting pictures to responding to fan comments, the Friends fame actor is aggressively engaging on the social media platform.

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Seeing Jennifer on Instagram, fans of the sitcom star have been celebrating her stepping into social media. Celebrity admirers who have welcomed Jennifer include former Bachelorette star Kaitlyn Bristowe, who asked the 50-year-old in the comments section: ‘Are you and Ross still together?’

Responding to it, Jennifer used the show’s popular catchphrase: “We’re on a break”.

Kaitlyn shared their exchange on her own Instagram with the caption: “The one where I s**t my pants.”

It was a reference to the season three episode The One Where Ross and Rachel Take A Break where Rachel (Jennifer) asks if they should pause their relationship for a bit, following a row.

Ross (David Schwimmer) sleeps with a girl soon after and when Rachel finds out, they split up. However, Ross’s justification for his actions is that they were ‘on a break’ at the time, sparking a debate that lasted for the entire series and beyond.

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