Jennifer Aniston, having experienced two previous divorces, is reportedly eager for a proposal from her current boyfriend, self-help author Jim Curtis. An insider close to the actress told the Daily Mail that Aniston is "head-over-heels in love" with Curtis and hopes he will ask her to marry him soon. The couple, who were first linked in July 2025, have been dating for approximately one year.
Aniston, 57, is said to be employing unique methods to encourage a proposal, including discussions with friends during spiritual "goddess circle" gatherings. During these meetings, where a decorated talking stick is passed around, she reportedly asks the universe for a proposal from Curtis.
However, not all of Aniston's friends share her enthusiasm. According to the source, some are advising her to slow down and reconsider marriage, citing her past experiences with ex-husbands Brad Pitt and Justin Theroux. Concerns have also been raised about the financial imbalance in the relationship, with friends questioning what Curtis, 50, can offer Aniston, who is reportedly worth over $300 million. Despite these reservations, Aniston is described as being "all in," having allowed Curtis to move part-time into her Los Angeles mansion and accompanying him on vacations with her celebrity friends.
Aniston reportedly views Curtis as her "soulmate" and believes they have a deep connection that brings "wholeness." The source also noted that he makes her feel safe, largely due to his listening skills. Aniston has been actively supporting Curtis's career, and on September 2, she is scheduled to interview him at the 92nd Street Y in New York City to promote his new book, "The Book Of Possibility."
Curtis, who is divorced from ex-wife Rachel Napolitano, has publicly described his relationship with Aniston as "beautiful." The couple met through mutual acquaintances and were initially linked during a vacation in Mallorca in July 2025, making their romance public on social media in November of that year.
Their time together is split between Aniston's properties, including her $21 million Bel Air compound and a $15 million mansion in Montecito, as well as Curtis's apartment in New York City. Their daily routine often involves private activities at home. After breakfast, they engage in workouts with Aniston's personal trainer, Dani Coleman. Aniston, despite being seven years older, reportedly maintains a more rigorous fitness regimen than Curtis, who has a history of spinal lesions.
Aniston and Curtis each have dedicated office spaces in her mansion to accommodate their respective work. Aniston manages her career, brand Lola Vie, and partnerships, while Curtis prepares for his media tour and records social media content for guided meditations and manifestations. Meals are often prepared by Aniston's personal chef, with Mexican cuisine being a favorite.
Aniston's social life largely consists of hosting friends at her home rather than dining out. Her guest list includes notable figures such as Sean Hayes, Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, Courteney Cox, Sandra Bullock, and Andrea Bendewald, along with producing partners Kristin Hahn and Leigh Kilton-Smith. Evenings are often spent engaging in activities like playing checkers, reading Tarot cards, discussing astrology, or watching movies in her home theater, with Curtis often offering life advice and the dogs present.
With Aniston's schedule reportedly opening up following the announcement that the fifth season of "The Morning Show" will be its last and her reported exit from the film adaptation of "I'm Glad My Mom Died," she anticipates spending more time traveling with Curtis as he promotes his book.