After being inspired by Jennifer Aniston's nothing-but-a-tie photo shoot for GQ last year, Hugh Hefner reportedly made the actress a record-setting offer to pose for Playboy that could have potentially been worth as much as 10 million.

Jennifer Aniston has turned down a $4 million offer to pose naked for Playboy. Magazine boss Hugh Hefner reportedly approached the former Friends star after her recent photoshoot for GQ, in which she posed nude except for an appropriately placed necktie. According to the National Enquirer, Hefner tabled a bid that could have earned Aniston as much as $10 million, with rewards for high sales. But sources claim the 40-year-old star isn't interested in showing off any more of her body, and turned down the offer. (Source)

While there's little doubt that Aniston taking it all off for Playboy would be the magazine's best selling issue of all time, I don't see how that could possibly cover the 4 to 10 million dollar offer. No wonder Playboy is in trouble. The brand has clearly lost much of its luster in recent years, as they used to land big name actresses all the time, from Marilyn Monroe to Bo Derek.

On the other hand, I'm not sure if Aniston is making a huge mistake turning down that kind of money for a day's work. She pretty much showed us everything but the naughty bits in GQ anyway, so what's the big difference at that point? I say take the cash and run. Sure, Marley & Me was a huge hit over Christmas, but Aniston is turning 40 in a few months and that generally marks the end of large paydays for actresses, even if she does have the body of a 30-year-old.