New reports are claiming that Jennifer Aniston had a hand in a pranking BBC Radio 1 Host Chris Stark in a talk show segment about her new film, 'Horrible Bosses 2'.

Apparently, the actress agreed with Stark's co-host Scott Mills to play a joke on him in a discussion for her new movie. Aniston who reprised her role as a dentist in 'Horrible Bosses 2' arrived at Radio 1's studio for a one on one talk with Stark.

In the early part of the interview, the host expressed his excitement since their previous meeting gained over three million views on YouTube.

"Do you ever feel you ever slip into the character of Julia away from filming - so when you are at home or imagine Julia then go out raving," asked Stark, according to International Business Times. Aniston replied that she does not attend rave parties.

Stark asked how Aniston would make the first move on a guy and the actress answered that the question was inappropriate since she is in a relationship. The host explained that he is currently developing a documentary about the differences and challenges of famous people in love, but Aniston said she is uncomfortable about the topic.

Stark continued to ask Aniston about writing a piece of fiction and her views on the erotic novel 'Fifty Shades of Grey' despite the awkward situation.

Finally, Mills showed up and informed him that it was all a prank. The interviewer was shocked while Aniston apologized and explained about the agreement.

After the event, Stark tweeted "I apologise in advance for this, it was all a bit of a nightmare and I didn't know Scott and Jennifer Aniston were in on this #anistonprank."

The interview clip posted on YouTube has already received over a million views.

'Horrible Bosses 2' opened in theaters on Tuesday and earned $1 million on the first night. The sequel is directed by Sean Anders and retained most of the original cast, including Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis.