Jennifer Aniston, known for her role as Rachel Green on F.R.I.E.N.D.S., is highly recognized and celebrated among the cast members. While she has acted in various genres, romantic comedies are what she is most renowned for. Throughout her career, she has taken on many daring roles, and her on-screen kisses have only added to her popularity. One of the most memorable smooches in the history of the show was with her co-star, Adam Sandler, which happened three times.

However, there was a time when Aniston felt remorseful about kissing a co-star who was a minor at the time. In the movie "We're the Millers," Aniston portrayed the character Rose O'Reilly, while Will Poulter played Kenny Rossman, her fake son.

The kiss between their characters occurred when Kenny confessed to his pretend sister that he had never kissed a girl before.

This led to a spontaneous kiss between the two, with their pretend parents in the RV. Upon realizing what had happened, Aniston's character gave him a kissing lesson. Looking back on that scene, Aniston revealed that she felt extremely nervous about kissing Poulter, who was underage at the time. During an appearance on Conan O'Brien's show, she shared how she found it disturbing and felt like she was doing something illegal. When O'Brien asked if she had broken the law, she replied that it was just a kiss and not illegal. However, Aniston had made sure beforehand that kissing a minor was not breaking any laws. The scene itself was humorous, as Poulter kissed both Aniston and Emma Roberts while receiving guidance from them. Poulter mentioned in an interview that it was Aniston's idea to have her character join the scene, making it even funnier.

Although the scene was awkward for all involved, Poulter praised Aniston for being supportive throughout. "We're the Millers" is known for its comedic moments, and while the kissing scene may have seemed absurd, the movie as a whole is filled with hilarious and wholesome moments. It remains a popular choice for those looking for a good laugh. In conclusion, Jennifer Aniston's on-screen kisses, including the one with Will Poulter in "We're the Millers," have contributed to her fame. While she initially felt nervous about kissing a minor, she made sure it was within the legal boundaries. The scene itself was humorous and made even funnier by Aniston's suggestion to have her character join in. "We're the Millers" continues to be a beloved comedy that offers plenty of laughs.