Jennifer Aniston is one of the most sought-after actresses in Hollywood with an incredible track record.

But the 56-year-old Friends veteran does have her issues, just like anyone else.

In the September issue of Glamour the Los Angeles native shared that there is something that gives her anxiety.

The blonde was talking to the publication to promote her new season of The Morning Show with Reese Witherspoon, Marion Cotillard and Karen Pittman.

'I even get a little anxious about public speaking, especially over the years of having your words twisted and taken out of context,' said the ex-wife of Brad Pitt.

'So I find myself almost hall-monitoring myself in a weird way. In the past, journalism used to be gnarly and they wanted to just get you and find something that they can then run forever. But whatever. You get to a place in life where none of it really matters at the end of the day.'

Jennifer Aniston is one of the most sought-after actresses in Hollywood. But the 56-year-old Friends veteran does have her issues, just like anyone else. In the September issue of Glamour the Los Angeles native shared that there is something that gives her anxiety

The blonde was talking to the publication to promote her new season of The Morning Show with Reese Witherspoon and Karen Pittman

And nerves are also what keeps her from attending the Met Gala.

'It overwhelms me. It's the getting ready, the putting on the dress. I'm a "jeans and flip-flops and tank top" kind of girl,' explained the girlfriend of Jim Curtis.

'I love dressing up too, but for me it's a mental game of..."Let's get dressed up, put on a fancy dress, makeup, get your hair all 'purdy' and go sit in a big room with your peers,"' she remarked.

'[And yes,] everyone's there to celebrate each other and have some fun, but I get nervous. I even get a little anxious about public speaking, especially over the years of having your words twisted and taken out of context.

'So I find myself almost hall-monitoring myself in a weird way. In the past, journalism used to be gnarly and they wanted to just get you and find something that they can then run forever. But whatever. You get to a place in life where none of it really matters at the end of the day.'

One of her joys is working with Witherspoon, whom she also costarred with on Friends.

'That little worker bee. She's so busy,' said Aniston.

'I even get a little anxious about public speaking, especially over the years of having your words twisted and taken out of context,' said the ex-wife of Brad Pitt

'So I find myself almost hall-monitoring myself in a weird way. In the past, journalism used to be gnarly and they wanted to just get you and find something that they can then run forever. But whatever. You get to a place in life where none of it really matters at the end of the day'

One of her joys is working with Witherspoon, whom she also costarred with on Friends. 'That little worker bee. She's so busy,' said Aniston

'We always throw out texts to each other throughout the year when we're not working just to check in on each other. She splits her time between [Nashville] and Los Angeles.

'But [our relationship] is like secondhand. She's just a sister from another mister in that way, and we trust each other. She'll say, "You take this one. I trust you in this department." Or vice versa.

'The beauty of the ego is so minimal [on this production], and we really trust each other. It's a really good environment, and that's why it makes me sad to think of it going away or completing itself. At some point it's going to have to because the world's getting too scary to kind of replicate in a series format.'

And the ex of Justin Theroux said she is confident with her work these days.

'[I've learned] that women are beyond capable to make great television and produce a show with elegance and grace and kindness to one another. And we trust one another,' said the cover girl.

'When one of us has to work and put ourselves in front of the camera, you trust the others are going to pick up the ball and take care of the other end of it. I've also learned that there are places I can go in my creative self that I probably didn't know that I could, that have allowed me that challenge to push my limits.