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Jennifer Aniston appears to have confirmed a long-rumored romance. On Nov. 2, the “Morning Show” star posted a black and white photo of her with hypnotherapist and coach Jim Curtis in honor of his birthday. “Happy birthday my love,” she captioned the picture. “Cherished ❤️.” The picture features Aniston standing behind Curtis with her arms wrapped around him, while his hands cover hers. The couple is looking off to the side while smiling slightly. Curtis himself played it coy while reacting to Aniston’s post. “😘,” he wrote. Aniston’s post was received warmly by other big names. “Beautiful couple. Healing kind angels ❤️,” Amy Schumer wrote. “FINE I BELIEVE IN LOVE,” Kaitlyn Bristowe commented. “THIS!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️” Amanda Kloots wrote. Olivia Munn, Leslie Mann, Kyle Richards, Marion Cotillard, Miranda Kerr and Jenna Dewan also each reacted by posting heart emojis. Aniston and Curtis have been linked for a few months, including after Curtis was spotted supporting Aniston that the Morning Show Season 4 premiere. But nothing had previously been confirmed about the status of their relationship. Aniston has been married twice before: Once to Brad Pitt, and once Justin Theroux. Curtis, however, does not appear to work in Hollywood. “Through his signature, Hypno-Coaching approach, Jim guides you to uncover and release the subconscious blocks holding you back, rewire your inner programming, and awaken the truth of who you really are,” his website says. “This isn’t just about positive thinking — it’s about deep, embodied transformation rooted in neuroscience, intuitive insight, and soul alignment.” Aniston’s personal life has been under a microscope since she soared to stardom on “Friends” in the ‘90s. In addition to her love life being a focal point, Aniston, 56, has been the subject of pregnancy rumors over the years and has addressed the pressure she felt to have a baby. She has shared she had experienced several unsuccessful IVF treatments and told Harper’s Bazaar last month that’s a part of her life no one needs to know. “That’s not anybody’s business,” she said. “But there comes a point when you can’t not hear it — the narrative about how I won’t have a baby, won’t have a family, because I’m selfish, a workaholic." She continued: "It does affect me — I’m just a human being. We’re all human beings. That’s why I thought, ‘What the hell?’”
