American
actress
Jennifer
Aniston
revealed
in
an
Instagram
post,
that
one
of
her
most
famous
portraits
is
all
set
to
be
auctioned
to
gather
funds
for
COVID-19
relief.
According
to
Aniston's
post,
photographer
Mark
Seliger
has
organized
the
auction.
She
captioned
the
post
as,
"My
dear
friend
@markseliger
teamed
up
with
@radvocacy
and
@christiesinc
to
auction
25
of
his
portraits
-
including
mine
-
for
COVID-19
relief."
She
also
revealed
,
"100%
of
sales
proceeds
of
this
portrait
will
go
to
@NAFClinics,
an
organization
which
provides
free
coronavirus
testing
and
care
nationwide
to
the
medically
underserved.
Thank
you
again
to
Mark
for
allowing
me
to
be
part
of
this."
Jennifer
shared
a
clip
of
Mark
developing
her
picture
from
the
original
photo
film
negative.
According
to
reports,
the
photo
was
taken
in
1995,
when
the
entire
cast
of
Friends
had
shot
to
fame.
Mark
was
tasked
with
photographing
the
entire
cast
of
the
acclaimed
sitcom.
Mark
had
revealed
in
an
interview,
that
Jennifer
was
asked
to
try
something
"provocative
and
edgy," which
resulted
in
the
picture,
which
went
on
to
become
one
of
his
most
famous
works.
Some
of
the
other
photos
to
be
auctioned
for
Red
Carpet
Advocacy
include,
Julia
Louis-Dreyfus' nude
shot,
in
which
the
word
'Constitution'
is
written
on
her
back,
alongside
Amy
Schumer's
cancan
with
stormtroopers
and
Keith
Richards'
2011
cover
for
GQ.
According
to
Yahoo,
the
current
bid
for
Jennifer's
portrait
is
at
$6,500.
The
auction
is
set
to
end
on
June
12.