Jennifer Aniston declined to discuss reports of a romance with hypnotist and self-styled "love guru" Jim Curtis as she arrived at the season three premiere of her Apple TV+ drama The Morning Show on Tuesday.
An interviewer at the event congratulated the actress on the new man in her life; Aniston, 56, replied, "That's very nice," and offered a smile before moving on, Entertainment Tonight reported. Curtis, 49, attended the premiere and watched from the sidelines as Aniston posed on the red carpet.
The pair first drew public attention over the Fourth of July weekend when they were seen vacationing on a yacht in Mallorca, Spain. Those sightings, first reported in early July, have been followed by sightings and social-media activity that left some fans convinced the relationship was being signaled publicly. Over the weekend prior to the premiere, Aniston posted a carousel of summer photos that included an image some followers said featured Curtis.
Video obtained by the Daily Mail showed Aniston stepping from an SUV and pausing for photographers while Curtis remained inside the vehicle until she was out of sight. Later, People reported, Curtis stood at a distance watching Aniston on the red carpet with a small smile.
Curtis describes himself as a "transformational coach and hypnotherapist" and has been referred to in some outlets as a life coach and "love guru." Aniston has followed him on social media for nearly two years, according to reporting. A person with direct knowledge told the Daily Mail in late August that the pair are often together, adding, "They do everything together, they are always together, and if they have to be away from each other, they are on the phone all the time. They are so hot and heavy, it's crazy." The source said they share interests such as "meditation, yoga, therapy and dogs."
Aniston, who was married to Brad Pitt from 2000 to 2005 and to Justin Theroux from 2011 to 2017, has not publicly confirmed the relationship. In an interview with WSJ. Magazine last year, she discussed how her parents' bitter divorce in 1980 affected her approach to long-term partnerships, saying early experiences left her without a model for the "give-and-take" required in relationships and that at times it felt "easier to just be kind of solo."
Representatives for Aniston and Curtis did not immediately respond to requests for comment. The actress continues to promote The Morning Show while maintaining a low public profile about her personal life as reports of the relationship circulate.