Who Is Jennifer Aniston's Boyfriend, Jim Curtis?
Jennifer Aniston’s boyfriend Jim Curtis, a wellness coach and hypnotist with a penchant for posting about manifestation, mantras, and self-worth on Instagram, which honestly feels exactly right for someone rolling with LA’s finest spiritual-adjacent crowd. This relationship isn’t just tabloid speculation anymore.
Aniston gave us the soft launch at The Morning Show season four premiere in New York this week with him, and, not to sound like a giddy teenager, but it’s about time she replied about him like That's nice! There’s something so vivid and oddly relatable in the way Aniston dropped a sly nod to Curtis in her recent summer photo dump (it’s allegedly the back of his head, basking in an awfully romantic sunset, and from what I’ve seen, that’s a “we’re together but I’m not that extra” Instagram move). @unumihaimedia shared on Twitter that Jennifer Aniston subtly confirmed her relationship with hypnotherapist Jim Curtis during the premiere of The Morning Show season 4.
They first sparked dating rumors back in July on a getaway to Mallorca, which, let’s admit, is exactly the kind of beautiful, slightly smug new-love destination you’d pick if you were feeling quietly glowing about someone. Curtis himself runs deep into the New Age wellness thing, sure, but he doesn’t come off as a scammer, just the kind of guy who could probably tell you what moon cycle you should meditate under, and frankly, I admire the hustle; LA is crawling with these folks, and it might even be an occupational hazard of living there.
Of course, Aniston has her own wellness cred, as any self-respecting 56-year-old with skin like that would; she reportedly starts her mornings with a shot of apple cider vinegar and adds collagen peptides to her coffee, a sort of daily alchemy that, if nothing else, sounds like the kind of routine I’d adopt after a breakup and then abandon three weeks later.
What I genuinely like about this couple is how their shared affinity for healthy woo probably gives them endless couple-y stuff to do; like, can’t you just imagine them doing yoga on a patio while chanting mantras at sunset? It’s cute, but not in a cloying way. The only thing left to wonder is whether Curtis has met the truly vital supporting cast: Courteney Cox and Chris McMillan.
Meeting your bestie and longtime hairdresser is, of course, the final boss level of any Real Hollywood Relationship, and if he’s cleared that hurdle, we might just be looking at a new spiritual power couple in the making.
