Jennifer Aniston helps Jimmy Kimmel surprise a nurse who contracted COVID-19 and gives her $10k gift card

Jennifer Aniston helped Jimmy Kimmel surprise a cardiovascular nurse who has been Blocked far away from her children after suffering from COVID-19.

Jennifer called Kimmel's show on Thursday, to greet Kimball Fairbanks of St. George, Utah, and praised the healthcare worker for her bravery and selflessness as she hung out aside from her two young daughters.

 former Friends star Jennifer - who had earlier revealed that she hadn't left her range in three weeks - also gave Kimball a $10,000 Postmates gift card, also as additional gift cards for each other nurse on her floor.

After speaking with Kimball via video link one-on-one, Jimmy, 52, said: 'We wanted to cheer you up a touch bit, so I'd such as you to satisfy somebody. Her name is Jennifer.'

As Jennifer showed abreast of the camera, she gushed: 'I just need to say, God bless you and every one of you that are out there doing what you're doing.

'I don't even skills to precise my gratitude to everything that you simply guys do and putting your health in danger and every one of that. You're just phenomenal.'

'I wish that I could cook for myself,' admitted Kimball, who is about to return to figure and be reunited together with her two young children on April 8. 'But mainly I've just been having food delivered to me.'

Jennifer said: 'That's good because what Jimmy cooked up is that you're gonna be getting a ten,000 gift certificate from Postmates,' before Jimmy added that each one of the nurses on her floor at the hospital would even be getting gift cards.

Before surprising the nurse, Jennifer spoke candidly about her own experience in lockdown, telling Jimmy: 'I'm so happy to be with you... this is often actually the sole communication I have been having with the citizenry .' 

Revealing how long it has been since she last left her home, the Hollywood actress said: 'Today is three weeks... I'm an... agoraphobe, so on behalf of me personally it isn't been that much of a challenge.

'The most challenging thing is watching the news and trying to digest what is going on out there. I allow a check-in within the morning then I'll do a check-in within the evening then that's it because basically, it's just regurgitating an equivalent thing.'

The star went on to inform Jimmy that she's been busying herself with cleaning and organizing, but has recently forced herself to hamper somewhat.

'Can we just say that I'll have acquired an OCD quite situation because only do I clean constantly, dishes is now my favorite, favorite thing within the world,' she said. 'Not only are you doing all of your dishes, but you're also washing your hand's tons.

Organizing, I quite was kind of a crazy person the primary week then I realized I had to sort of pullback because I used to be gonna run out of closets. Thirty more days [of lockdown], I've needed to pace myself.'

In cleaning out her closets, the star ended up taking a visit down memory lane - and was reminded of a daytime soap audition she lost to Jane Krakowski. 

She said: 'I found a few treasures, one was a Beta Max from the old VCR days, and it had been my first audition. I used to be 13 to look for Tomorrow, which was a serial my dad was on some time past. I'm dying to ascertain it!

'I was 13 years old and that I thought I'd lost it forever, but I used to be kind of cleaning out old tones of old boxes. I'll catch on transferred...'

'I thought I did great. I used to be sure that I used to be gonna get [the part]. and that I was also like, "My dad's on the show - come on!"'

Jennifer also revealed that she found another gem while cleaning out her closets: 'I pulled out a film reel and it had been my mom and my dad the primary year of marriage and that they were on the [Newlywed] Game. in order that may be a jewel on my behalf.

'If I remember this correctly, they really won. It doesn't suggest that winning on the [Newlywed] Game will make a wedding last!'