Smitten Jennifer Aniston shows off holiday glow as her new love guru 'boyfriend' makes bold statement about romance
Aniston wore loose-fitting light wash blue jeans, a tight white tank top, and a beige sunhat while deplaning with Jason Bateman and other friends in Los Angeles.
On the travel day, the 56-year-old actress' latest suitor broke his silence about the getaway, waxing poetic about love and joy.
'I am back from vacation and what an experience!' he wrote in his online newsletter.
'When I was sick, sad, stuck and in pain I never thought I would have the abundance, joy and love I now experience on a daily basis,' he penned, according to Page Six.
He added in the correspondence: 'I just took one step, made one decision and the next followed — now I look back and realize, oh! That course, that life change, that pain, resulted in this magic.'
The actress' latest suitor waxed poetic about love and joy on Monday as he used his online newsletter to reflect on life, writing, 'I am back from vacation and what an experience!'
Although he did not detail any information about the Mallorcan getaway, which saw the duo getting cozy on a yacht, he noted that 'the same life that brings struggle also brings opportunity.'
He reminded his subscribers, 'The possibility of something better — more aligned, more free, more meaningful — is always here.'
In conclusion, the wellness enthusiast Curtis encouraged his fans to get involved in his coaching group, per the outlet.
Aniston is reportedly in a 'very good place right now' amid her budding connection with Curtis.
On Sunday multiple sources confirmed to People that the pair is 'casually dating and having fun.'
'They've been seeing each other for a few months now,' one insider shared with the publication. 'They were introduced by a friend and started out as friends.'
The Friends star is said to have enjoyed one of his books and 'was familiar with his work' before they hit it off.
'She's really into self-help and wellness. They are dating, but it's still casual,' the source emphasized. 'She's been happy on her own, but she's also open to sharing her life with someone. As long as it feels right.'
In comparison to Jennifer's past relationships with public figures — like ex-husbands Brad Pitt and Justin Theroux — the source said Curtis is 'very different from anyone she's dated before' and that 'Jen has read just about every self-help book worth reading and Jim coming into her life has felt like fate.'
'It's been a meeting of minds. Jen feels very connected to Jim as they have the same level of emotional intelligence, unlike some of her previous suitors,' one of the people close to the couple shared.
Their loved-up Mallorca sighting came weeks after they holidayed in Big Sur in June.
DailyMail.com learned Aniston and Curtis stayed at the five-star eco-friendly resort Ventana Big Sur, where they put on a 'cozy' display.
The pair were seen 'cuddling up' at the hotel's restaurant, according to onlookers.
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