911 Records Allegedly Detail CRAZY Chaos In Jennifer Aniston & Justin Theroux's Marital Home - Drugs & Naked Domestic Violence!

You might think living with Jennifer Aniston is a chill existence, but these 911 calls say otherwise!

RadarOnline just reported on a series of “disturbing” emergency calls involving allegations of domestic violence — in some cases, naked domestic violence– and drugs at the Murder Mystery star’s California mansion during the course of her marriage with Justin Theroux.

The most explosive of these calls, according to the outlet, came on April 18, 2018 — two months after Jen and her second hubby announced they were separating.

The 911 records reportedly claim a female suspect wearing “no clothing” was in the garage of the 50-year-old’s $21 million Bel-Air home at 2:49 a.m. and “threatening [a] male victim with a possible knife.”

Um… what!?

The caller also apparently claimed there was a “history of domestic violence” at the address, but official documents state “there was no evidence of trouble” when police arrived.

Looking back on it, though, there was some troubling evidence. Days before the 911 call was placed, Theroux was photographed with 26-year-old model Erika Cardenas in New York City.

Then, days later on April 22, Aniston appeared injured when she was in El Lay. The star was photographed wearing an arm brace on her left wrist when she arrived at a birthday party for her friend Jimmy Kimmel’s son.

The people involved in the alleged domestic altercation were not identified, but this isn’t the only incident of possible violence breaking out between the former couple.

Sources told Radar the Friends alum and The Leftovers star were known to have blowups, and they had allegedly erupted in a face-to-face showdown at the mansion on December 14, 2017. A rep for Jen denied the incident took place, but an insider told the outlet “Justin removed himself from the situation before it got physical” and checked into a hotel.

Another 911 call about Jen’s seven-bedroom mansion involved alleged illegal drug activity. On March 3, an anonymous caller “overheard at a party” that “NARCO [aka narcotics] [were being] distributed or sold from [the] garage of the subject location.”

But this accusation went nowhere, as police couldn’t check the property for drugs without a search warrant. According to records, no further action resulted.

Other 911 records detail a silent panic alarm being tripped from the master bedroom of Jen’s home on two separate occasions, just three days apart in October 2017. One alarm was activated just before 11:15 p.m., while the other just after 1 p.m.; authorities claimed one call was for a possible burglary.

Take all this with a grain of salt, though, because the actress’ rep denied any of the incidents went down. Moreover, a separate source suggested the cops may have been pranked, telling Radar: