EXCLUSIVE: Jennifer Aniston Still Carries ‘Regret and Resentment’ Over Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s ‘Affair’… And Will Always Think of Her ‘as a Witch’

Despite the passage of time, Jennifer Aniston remains affected by the tumultuous history with husband-snatcher Angelina Jolie. Recent reports suggest that Aniston is relishing the news of Jolie’s impending move abroad, with the former Friends star not hesitating to express her relief at the departure of her long-time rival, as shared by em>RadarOnline.com.

At 56, Aniston has been on a journey of healing from the emotional turmoil caused by the so-called “love triangle” that involved her, her ex-husband Brad Pitt, now 61, and Jolie, who starred alongside Pitt in Mr. & Mrs. Smith.

Jolie, 50, is reportedly on the verge of selling her historic Los Feliz home—previously owned by the iconic filmmaker Cecil B. DeMille—marking a significant shift in her life, and Aniston feels that karma is on the horizon for her adversary.

“Jen has been wishing for Angelina to exit Los Angeles for some time. Now that her wish is coming true, she couldn’t be more thrilled,” an insider revealed.

“She views Angelina as nothing short of a witch. The depth of resentment and bitterness she harbors for her is nearly indescribable.” The insider added, “Aniston has always loathed sharing the same city with Jolie, worrying about the possibility of bumping into her, even in a vast city like Los Angeles. So she considers this a small but sweet victory.”

Angelina is making plans to leave Los Angeles for a fresh start, citing the need for “privacy, peace, and safety” for her family as primary reasons. “I have a home here to raise my children, but… the sense of community I found around the world isn’t what I was raised with here,” commented the star, known for her role in Maria.

Moreover, the custody agreement with Pitt necessitated her stay in Los Angeles. However, with their youngest twins, Knox and Vivienne, soon turning 18 in July of the following year, she is seriously contemplating relocating abroad, something Aniston views as a “minor victory.”

It seems that the feeling is mutual about Los Angeles from Jolie’s perspective. “It’s not just Jolie who is disillusioned with Tinseltown,” mentioned the source. “Clearly, Hollywood has also turned on her. She never completely fit in, and people won’t be shedding tears at her departure.”

In addition, the insider remarked, “Aniston can take comfort in knowing she remains America’s sweetheart in the eyes of the public.”