No, Elisabeth Moss Wasn’t Invited to Jennifer Aniston’s Birthday Party

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Didn't invite her to mine either.

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Are they even friends?

I mean they are not close so what's your point? 😂

Good! I wouldn’t want a Scientologist at my party either! TaxTheCult ShutDownScientology WhereIsShelly ScientologyisFraud EndDisconnection Scientologykills

Was it Jen’s 60th?

Are we suppose to care?

Random wtf

I also wasn't invited.... so deeply hurt...

I didn’t realize this was middle school

Neither was I

Neither was i Elizabeth...we ll get through this.

So They are not close friends. Who cares anyway? 🙄

she would’ve out-staged her

Is she the one in that silly domestic violence movie that’s coming out?

So?

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