Jennifer Aniston, Justin Theroux Slam Divorce Rumors: ‘The Leftovers’ Actor Reminisces Secret Marriage With Wife

Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux have been plagued by countless divorce rumors since their secret wedding in 2015. While the couple has stayed quiet about the never-ending breakup rumors surrounding their married life, a recent interview with the 45-year-old actor shows that the couple is still going strong.

Justin Theroux and Jennifer Aniston divorce rumors have been making rounds online, especially when Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie announced their divorce in public. While this is the case, the couple stayed mum about the allegations and simply dispelled the rumors through their public sightings and statements about each other and their relationship.

In a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, "The Leftovers" actor recounted the time when he and Aniston exchanged their vows in secret. Theroux admitted that they decided to hold their wedding secretly from the public because they want to keep it special.

Theroux admitted that he and the "F.R.I.E.N.D.S." actress "wanted it to be a peaceful environment" and did not want their wedding to be a "hectic" one. This is the first time Theroux openly discussed his secret marriage to Aniston, as the actor congratulated his "Lego Ninjago Movie" co-star Dave Franco's secret nuptials.

Theroux and Aniston definitely need to keep their relationship strong, as the couple is currently facing legal issues over their neighbor. As TMZ reports, Theroux decided to file a lawsuit against their neighbor after the latter threatened to cut the couple's water and electricity at home.

Theroux claims that their neighbor named Norman Resnicow is demanding that the couple spend $25-30k on renovations to improve their sound-proofing materials. Theroux has reportedly refused to give in to the neighbor's demands, which resulted to the latter resorting to alleged threats on the workers and the couple.

Resnicow has issued a statement to the publication, saying that he only demanded such for their own safety. Theroux's neighbor believes that they can work out on the issue because they are represented by "smart people."