Jennifer Aniston Open to ‘Serious' Jim Curtis Romance, ‘Source' Claims
Life coach Jim Curtis 'fits well' into Jennifer Aniston's world, 'source' claims
Jennifer Aniston and Jim Curtis' dating rumors do not seem to die down anytime soon. According to Us Weekly, a source, who is a close friend of hers, mentioned that their relationship seemed to be getting serious. The 'FRIENDS' alum has been reported to be 'happy right now,' thanks to her alleged romance with the 49-year-old life coach. 'He's like a breath of fresh air, and all her close friends are 1,000 percent loving them together,' the insider claimed.
The confidant added that the author is pretty 'laid-back' and does not have any intention to compete with his rumored girlfriend in any way. As he is 'successful' in his own way, Curtis 'fits in Jen's world well.' Aniston even 'can relax around Jim and be herself.' Moreover, the Golden Globe-winner has received a green light from her close friend, Jason Bateman. He and his wife, Amanda Anka, apparently accompanied the alleged couple to Mallorca, and they loved Curtis for her.
According to the source, Bateman and Curtis have become friends. Reportedly, Aniston has been a great companion to the health and fitness coach. With him, she feels relaxed and 'be herself.' The friend further said, '[Curtis and Aniston's relationship] is casual, but she really likes him and is very open to a serious thing.' They believe that he might be 'the perfect guy' for the Hollywood star.
Furthermore, Aniston has reportedly been interested in Curtis because they both prioritize health. 'She thinks he is sexy and takes care of his body. That's important to her,' the insider concluded.
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