Just when you thought Jennifer Aniston couldn’t get more intriguing, she’s diving headfirst into a series that’s bound to make your jaw drop.

The beloved “Friends” star is set to star in Apple TV+'s adaptation of Jennette McCurdy’s explosive memoir “I’m Glad My Mom Died”, a project that promises to be as raw and unfiltered as its provocative title suggests.

A Story of Survival and Complexity

McCurdy, known for her iconic roles in Nickelodeon shows like “iCarly”, isn’t holding back in this 10-episode dramedy that explores the deeply complicated relationship between a young actress and her narcissistic mother. Her memoir, which became a bestseller in 2022, reveals a heartbreaking journey of emotional, mental, and physical abuse.

Breaking Hollywood Boundaries

Aniston, who’s no stranger to challenging roles thanks to “The Morning Show”, will portray a character modeled after McCurdy’s mother. This isn’t just another Hollywood adaptation; it’s a nuanced exploration of generational trauma, fame, and the messy complexity of familial love.

McCurdy herself is co-writing and co-showrunning the series, ensuring that her deeply personal story maintains its authenticity. As she told The Associated Press, abusive love is “mixed and messy” - and this series promises to reflect exactly that.

Get ready for a series that will make you laugh, cry, and seriously reconsider everything you thought you knew about Hollywood child stars.