Jennifer Aniston goes Instagram official with boyfriend Jim Curtis in adorable birthday post
Jennifer Aniston has officially gone public with her relationship with Hollywood hypnotist and “love guru” Jim Curtis.
The Friends star, 56, made things Instagram official on Sunday by sharing a sweet black-and-white photo of herself embracing Curtis, 50, in honor of his birthday.
“Happy birthday my love. Cherished ❤️,” she captioned the post. Curtis responded with a kissing-face emoji.
In the touching snapshot, Aniston can be seen wrapping her arms around Curtis from behind as they smile joyfully, their hands tightly intertwined.
The actress — previously married to Brad Pitt (2000–2005) and Justin Theroux (2011–2017) — first sparked romance rumors with Curtis after the pair were spotted vacationing in Mallorca, Spain, over the Fourth of July weekend.
Their relationship appeared to grow more serious recently when Curtis accompanied her to the Season 3 premiere of her Apple TV+ series The Morning Show.
Fans and friends were quick to express their happiness for Aniston, who has been open about her private 20-year struggle to have children. One follower commented, “This version of you is my favorite! Healthy, happy, successful, and in love — you truly deserve this, Jen!”
Amy Schumer chimed in with, “Beautiful couple. Healing kind angels ❤️,” while Olivia Munn and Leslie Mann left heart emojis.
Curtis also celebrated his milestone birthday with his own post on Saturday, sharing highlights from the event — though Aniston was notably absent from his photos.
“50 and feeling good! Birthday recap part 1. Thank you for all the wishes and love. So grateful for my friends, family, and community,” he wrote.
Earlier in the week, Curtis made a rare comment about his relationship during a fan Q&A. When asked how to find love at 42, he replied, “The same way you do at 22 or 32 — with more confidence, experience, and authenticity. You’re not old. First, love yourself and know that you’re the perfect age. Life isn’t over at 42 — when you’re 62 or 72, you’ll look back and wish you were that age again.”
