Jennifer Aniston faces backlash for saying she didn’t want to work with an intimacy coordinator on The Morning Show: ‘She really lives in the past!’

Jennifer Aniston has been criticized for saying she didn't want an intimacy coordinator for her sex scene with Jon Hamm on The Morning Show.

In one episode of season three of the AppleTV+ series, we see the actors getting very playful under the sheets.

In an interview with VarietyJennifer, 54, revealed that she and Jon, 52, were asked if they wanted to work with an intimacy coordinator for the scene, but she turned the suggestion around, saying she was “old school.”

However, her comments quickly sparked outrage on social media as many felt her comments were “cringe-inducing” and an example of “living in the past.”

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In one episode of season three of the AppleTV+ series, we see the actors getting very playful under the sheets

Jennifer revealed that she and Jon were asked if they wanted to work with an intimacy coordinator for the scene, but she turned the suggestion around, saying she was “old school.”

“Reese (Witherspoon) would say women's stories matter, but every time it's a Jennifer Aniston story… cringe… Why are all her interviews so 'old man shouting at the sky?'

'…Progress? No thanks. I'm old fashioned. How about we stop asking and just make intimacy coordinators a standard practice for products that contain sex scenes.”

However, others defended Jennifer's comments, saying she was absolutely right not to want to work with an intimacy coordinator, something that has only become common in the film and TV industry in recent years.

Some users wrote: 'I think this is not a problem. She's confident enough, I hope he (Jon) had the same opinion too.'

'People seem offended because the actress involved in a very intimate sex scene preferred not to have one or more strangers in the room. That's all she says, about HER experience. Sometimes I forget that this is Twitter and everything is a very sensitive subject.'

'She said filming a sex scene is hard enough. Can you leave her alone, God! And what's wrong with living in the past? People are so looking forward to the future that they don't realize that not everything new is good.'

In her interview, Jennifer said, “They asked us if we wanted an intimacy coordinator. I'm from the old days, so I thought, 'What does that mean?' They said, 'When someone asks you if you're okay,' and I said, 'Please, this is awkward enough!'” she began.

“We're seasoned – we can figure this out,” she told the Oscar-winning actress.

her comments quickly sparked outrage on social media as many felt her comments were “cringe-inducing.”

She stars in the show as news anchor Alex Levy, while Jon plays Paul Marks, a technology billionaire.

In an episode of the third series, The Stanford Student, which aired in October, Alex interviewed Paul at his Hamptons mansion.

The exciting and intense interview caused sparks to fly between the two and afterwards they ended up in bed together.

The raunchy scenes saw the two actors get completely naked, with Jennifer looking just as sensational as she did in her first nude scene in 2006's The Break Up.

The Friends star recently revealed how she stays in such impressive shape in a candid interview last month.

Others defended Jennifer's comments, saying she was completely right not to want to work with an intimacy coordinator

She explained how she stays looking slim and toned in her fifties, while listing her four most important rules she lives by.

Speaking in the Number 23 of CR fashion bookshe said, “I drink a lot of water, exercise my body daily, try to eat whole, fresh foods, and make sure I get as much sleep as possible.

'The latter is a challenge for me, but so important. I feel it when I don't get enough rest. I also try to be very aware of what I let into my head.

“Our world is really going through some challenges, and I know we all care a lot, but sometimes I think it's imperative that we turn off the noise.”

The scene raised eyebrows as Jennifer was completely naked as she rolled around with the Mad Men actor in the steamy scene

In the new issue of Variety, Aniston told her co-star Reese Witherspoon that she was asked if she felt good hugging the Hollywood hunk.

“They asked us if we wanted an intimacy coordinator. I'm from before, so I was like, 'What does that mean?'” she said

They said, 'When someone asks you if you're okay,' and I said, 'Please, this is awkward enough!' she started.

Jennifer added: 'We're seasoned – we can figure this out'

Steamy: The exciting and intense interview caused sparks to fly between the two and afterwards they ended up in bed together

Jennifer added that she uses Pvolve for her workouts, saying, “I love it so much!

'Pvolve is a unique approach to fitness that I'm excited to share with others. I leave every workout feeling energetic and strong, but not beat up.

'I encourage people to try it and see for themselves. Whatever your fitness level, it is a training where you can really start where you are now.'

She added: “I'm motivated to train in a way I haven't done in years. I look forward to the challenging classes and feel stronger and more comfortable in my body when I do them. It's different every time, I don't think I've had the same lesson twice.'

The Morning Show has already received an early renewal for season four, and also stars Reese Witherspoon as Bradley Jackson and Billy Crudup.

The Emmy, SAG and Critics Choice Award-winning drama follows the characters and culture behind a network-broadcast morning news program.

Teasing the third series, Jennifer told People: “It's a good, juicy series. Everyone gets into trouble. Everyone has a secret. And everyone just walks along the line. This year it's a lot more sensual.'

Apple TV+ shared this season three synopsis: “Season three questions the network's future and pushes loyalties to the brink when a tech titan takes an interest in UBA.

Also in the Variety interview, Jennifer and Reese were asked if The Morning Show is camp. Reese said, “Like Dynasty Campy? I don't have a good perspective on that. I think we're the wrong people to ask! I love Dynasty

“Unexpected alliances form, personal truths are weaponized and everyone is forced to confront their core values, both inside and outside the newsroom.”

Also in the Variety interview, Jennifer and Reese were asked if The Morning Show is camp.

Reese said, “Like Dynasty Campy? I don't have a good perspective on that. I think we're the wrong people to ask! I like Dynasty. I like powerful women in a nice outfit having a verbal argument.'

Jennifer added, “Give me something good Below Deck: Down Under. That's all I can stomach sometimes!'