Jennifer Aniston's publicist has shot down tabloid reports suggesting the actress has adopted a child.
The former Friends star has been candid about her hopes of becoming a mum one day in recent interviews, but her aide insists the new stories about her adopting a kid from a Mexican orphanage she visits are false.
The rep tells People.com, "Jennifer is not adopting a baby from Mexico, nor does she have a nursery in her home and she has not hired a nanny. It is all a work of fiction."
Aniston denied the same rumours back in 2009 after she was spotted visiting the Casa Hogar Sion orphanage in Tijuana, Mexico.
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