'She's Too Busy!' Jennifer Aniston's Family Blasts Star For Ignoring Their Phone Calls

Jennifer Aniston recently skipped out on her dead aunt's funeral just one year after her mother passed away – but it turns out the star's estranged relationship with her family is worse than anyone knows! Now, multiple family insiders exclusively revealed to RadarOnline.com the A-lister not only fails to visit her family, she also ignores their phone calls!

"No one has spoken to Jen," a family member of Aniston's, who wishes to remain anonymous, revealed. "She's too busy."

However, the insider said that doesn't stop the family from reaching out to the star.

"I reach out to her whenever I can," the relative told RadarOnline.com. "I send her wishes to her office and they relay the message."

The family member phones Aniston, 48, on holidays, including her birthday, and at random times throughout the year. "I'll call and say, 'Tell her I say happy birthday!'"

The relative, who only had positive things to say about the blonde beauty, revealed the calls are never returned.

"She doesn't call back," the family member said. "I don't mind it because I know that she's very busy...She's involved in a lot of things."

As RadarOnline.com readers know, Aniston has a history of keeping distance from her family. Aniston reportedly visited her mother, Nancy Dow, only once in five years before her passing in 2016. Then, RadarOnline.com obtained court documents proving Dow changed her will so Aniston was left with nothing.  Dow's belongings ultimately went to her favorite granddaughter, Eilish Melick, according to legal docs.

Family friend George Fotiades agreed. He owns a sandwich shop called Vicki's Cold Cuts in Eddystone, Pennsylvania, which Aniston frequented as a kid.

"Everybody got invited to the Brad Pitt wedding, but no one got invited to the Justin thing," he said.

Fotiades expressed disappointment when discussing Aniston's alleged abandonment of her family.

"It's been many, many years," he said. "She's just so consumed with her success and with her wealth that she just probably thinks everybody down here is fine and dandy and nobody needs anything."