Jennifer Aniston
Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's daughter, Shiloh, are not friends despite reports. Pictured: Aniston and Pitt arrive for the official projection of US director Wolfgang Petersen's film "Troy" at the 57th Cannes Film Festival in the French Riviera town on May 13, 2004. Getty Images/Francois Guillot

Jennifer Aniston does not have a special bond with Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's daughter.

Since Aniston and Justin Theroux's split, rumors have surfaced linking the "Horrible Bosses" actress to her ex-husband, Pitt. A new report from New Idea recently claimed that Aniston is enjoying a blossoming friendship with Jolie and Pitt's 11-year-old daughter, Shiloh.

"Shiloh has been spending a lot of time with Jen in recent weeks and they really have developed a very special bond now. Shiloh has become the closest to Jen out of all of Brad's kids," a so-called insider said.

The source also claimed that Shiloh asked her dad if she could call Aniston "mommy." The move was expected to infuriate the "Maleficent" star.

However, Gossip Cop has reported that the claims are not true. Aniston and Pitt have not reunited, and the former has not spent time with the latter's kids. As such, she isn't becoming a maternal figure to his children.

In addition, Pitt and Jolie's six children, including Shiloh, are very close to the "Salt" actress. "So the notion that she'd [Shiloh] want to refer to Aniston as 'mommy' is absurd," the report read.

Meanwhile, Jolie has been photographed out and about with her kids from time to time. During the opening weekend of Alicia Vikander's "Tomb Raider," the award-winning actress stepped out with her kids to watch a movie. However, the family opted for Jennifer Garner and Josh Duhamel's dramedy "Love, Simon" over the action-adventure film that originally starred Jolie.

New Idea also reported earlier that Jolie and Pitt's kids want to be with Aniston and the "War Machine" actor. The children were reportedly exposed to so much tension after Jolie filed for divorce and Aniston's "laid-back" attitude had been helpful for everyone.

"Even though she's had a rough few months since her split from Justin, she's really loving being able to unwind with Brad's kids – play sport in the backyard, read books, watch TV and draw with them. It's been really therapeutic for her – and the kids clearly love it and love her," an alleged insider said.

However, Gossip Cop also debunked the report. Aniston has not even met Jolie and Pitt's kids, so there is no reason for the children to say that they want to be with the "Cake" star.