They starred together in the 2011 comedy movie Just Go With It.
But Brooklyn Decker has revealed that she was so 'awestruck' by Jennifer Aniston's beauty on the set of the film that she was too scared even to exercise with her.
Brooklyn made the revelation as she posed for a stunning new shoot in Women's Health magazine.
Asked who she would want if she could choose anyone as a body double, Brooklyn said: 'It’s got to be Jennifer. She's so active and had to be in a bikini for Just Go With It - she just had this glow about her. I was a bit awestruck!
'Awestruck!'
Brooklyn Decker has revealed she was left intimidated by Jennifer
Aniston when they filmed Just Go With It together back in 2011
Intimated: Jennifer and Brooklyn both had to strip to their swimwear in the Adam Sandler comedy
'I was invited to do yoga with her on set but they had so many good yogis I was intimidated and chickened out.'
But Brooklyn has a fair few fans herself, thanks to her incredible figure, and said that being married to tennis champion Andy Roddick has helped her put her appearance in perspective.
She said: 'The biggest thing for me about being with Andy is that athletes in general tend to appreciate different things about women’s bodies.
Flawless: Brooklyn made the admission as she posed for a stunning new shoot in Women's Health magazine
The full interview appears in the May/June issue of Women's Health
'They’re not so concerned with how someone looks, more about how strong and healthy they are.
'For me, marriage has taken the emphasis off my looks and appearance – the emphasis modelling ingrained in me – and given me a healthier outlook on the female form. Being married to an athlete has changed my perception of women and what my body is capable of.'
However, one thing willowy Brooklyn struggles with is resisting the calorific treats on offer on the sets of her television and movie projects.
She said: 'Imagine the best junk food you’ve ever seen, available 24 hours a day – that’s what sets are like. There are sweets and doughnuts in front of me all the time.
'My rule of thumb is that if I’m working, I eat healthily.
'I have such a sweet tooth that I can’t let myself indulge because work is where I spend most of my time, so when I’m at work, no bad food.'
The full interview with Brooklyn appears in the May/June issue of Women’s Health, on sale Wednesday 3 April 2013. Also available as a digital edition.
But Brooklyn Decker has revealed that she was so 'awestruck' by Jennifer Aniston's beauty on the set of the film that she was too scared even to exercise with her.
Brooklyn made the revelation as she posed for a stunning new shoot in Women's Health magazine.
Asked who she would want if she could choose anyone as a body double, Brooklyn said: 'It’s got to be Jennifer. She's so active and had to be in a bikini for Just Go With It - she just had this glow about her. I was a bit awestruck!
'Awestruck!'
Brooklyn Decker has revealed she was left intimidated by Jennifer
Aniston when they filmed Just Go With It together back in 2011Intimated: Jennifer and Brooklyn both had to strip to their swimwear in the Adam Sandler comedyBut Brooklyn has a fair few fans herself, thanks to her incredible figure, and said that being married to tennis champion Andy Roddick has helped her put her appearance in perspective.
She said: 'The biggest thing for me about being with Andy is that athletes in general tend to appreciate different things about women’s bodies.
Flawless: Brooklyn made the admission as she posed for a stunning new shoot in Women's Health magazineThe full interview appears in the May/June issue of Women's Health'For me, marriage has taken the emphasis off my looks and appearance – the emphasis modelling ingrained in me – and given me a healthier outlook on the female form. Being married to an athlete has changed my perception of women and what my body is capable of.'
However, one thing willowy Brooklyn struggles with is resisting the calorific treats on offer on the sets of her television and movie projects.
She said: 'Imagine the best junk food you’ve ever seen, available 24 hours a day – that’s what sets are like. There are sweets and doughnuts in front of me all the time.
'My rule of thumb is that if I’m working, I eat healthily.
'I have such a sweet tooth that I can’t let myself indulge because work is where I spend most of my time, so when I’m at work, no bad food.'
The full interview with Brooklyn appears in the May/June issue of Women’s Health, on sale Wednesday 3 April 2013. Also available as a digital edition.