Friends actress Jennifer Aniston pens down an emotions note for late-TV producer Norman Lear

Friends actress Jennifer Aniston penned down an emotional note after popular TV show producer Normal Lear passed away yesterday (December 6). The actress recalled how he made her childhood amazing with his fun TV shows. The news of his demise came out by his team on his official Instagram account. It mentioned that the 22 times Emmy winner passed away ‘peacefully.’

Jennifer took to her Instagram handle and wrote a long note expressing her take on the same and mourned his death. She also opened up about how she had a great time every time she was around him as he’s the ‘purest and most gentle person.’

The actress shared a couple of picture and wrote, “Norman Lear. His shows shaped my childhood and getting to know him was one of my greatest honors. He made such a difference. A huge impact on television and humanity. He was able to tackle and discuss heated political conversations during difficult and charged times and we were able to laugh and learn. I yearn for those days. When creativity was a learning tool and could inspire people to maybe think just a little bit differently. And of course to laugh.”


She further wrote, “Our greatest source of healing. He was the kindest and gentlest man. When you were in his presence, you were the only one in the room. He made everyone feel this. Even when someone believed differently than him. That's what made life and people interesting to him. To have discussions and really take in how people felt and hear their point of view. He knew how to give voice to all sides and somehow in the process bring people closer together. May we take a page from Norman's playbook as a way of honoring his life. An extraordinary life. Rest in peace Norman. It was a gift to stand in your light.”


Netizens and close ones from the industry also expressed their condolences to his family. Norman passed away due to the natural causes and his team mentioned that he died very peacefully. Some of his popular shows are All In The Family, Good Times and more.