Angelina Secretly Seething When Forced To Look At Nemesis Jennifer
Jan. 9 2018, Updated 3:13 p.m. ET
Angelina Jolie's worst nightmare came true at the 2018 Golden Globe Awards when the actress was forced to come face-to-face with longtime nemesis Jennifer Aniston! Click through seven shocking photos of Brad Pitt's exes' awkward encounter, as body language expert Dr. Lillian Glass told RadarOnline.com exclusively that Jolie was secretly seething and "could not bear to look at Jennifer!"
Aniston, 48, skipped the red carpet on Sunday, most likely to avoid having a run-in with Jolie, 42! Instead, the Friends star presented the award for Best Musical or Comedy with legendary actress, Carol Burnett, 84. Although Aniston was absent prior to appearing on-stage, Jolie walked the red carpet with 14-year-old son, Pax.
After this photo went viral – which showed Jolie looking very uncomfortable when Aniston took the stage – body language expert Dr. Lillian Glass revealed what may have been going through Jolie's head.
"Angelina looks down and tries to smile but it is a very forced smile," Dr. Glass said.
"She holds her hand to her chin to brace herself. Holding on to her chin is a signal that Angelina was angry," Dr. Glass added.
According to Dr. Glass, "Even though Angelina is trying to smile she cannot even bear to look at Jennifer!"
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As this photo shows, oddly the two were seated only three tables apart and could have clearly made eye-contact. "Angelina is just really angry that she has to endure her and that she is being forced to stand in front of her and face her," Dr. Glass told RadarOnline.com.
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