In the most recent swatting incident, the LAPD was called to check up on none other than Jennifer Aniston. As such, fans are concerned about the well-being of the Hollywood A-lister. But did something actually happen to the veteran actress?

Los Angeles police officers responded to an anonymous phone call submitted on Friday, claiming that a woman was in a poor mental state and threatening suicide.

Emmy Award-winning actress Jennifer Aniston seems to have become the latest victim of an apparent swatting prank. The Los Angeles Police Department told Nexstar’s KTLA that someone called them around 12:30 a.

In what appeared to be a prank known as "swatting," an anonymous individual called the police and said that the person who lived at the address was "not doing well" and in need of help, though the caller did not state that their "friend" at the home was the 55-year-old actress. The caller then asked if the police could do a welfare check.

Friends actress Jennifer Aniston was the target of a swatting prank on September 20th. According to TMZ, an anonymous caller contacted police claiming a person at Aniston's residence needed help. LAPD officers responded to the call and arrived at Aniston's home.

A swatting incident is when a prank call is made to the emergency services to set up a response to a specific location, such as the home of a politician or other public figure, with the aim of getting the authorities, possibly a SWAT team, to appear at the address.

Jennifer Aniston’s home was swatted in an incident now being investigated by Los Angeles police. An anonymous male caller phoned authorities Friday evening to request a welfare check on his supposed friend,