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Aniston’s friends do not fully trust her boyfriend

From Morgunblaðið · () Icelandic

Translated from Icelandic and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Some of Jennifer Aniston’s friends reportedly distrust her boyfriend, hypnotist Jim Curtis, and worry that he may be an opportunist.
  • Other friends reportedly support the couple and say Aniston has not seemed this happy in a long time.

Jennifer Aniston is in love, but not all of her friends trust the man she is dating. The actress has been with hypnotist Jim Curtis since 2025, yet some people close to her remain wary of the relationship.

Some of Jen’s friends don’t fully trust Jim.

· Unnamed sourceThe source described concerns among some of Jennifer Aniston’s friends about Jim Curtis.

“Some of Jen’s friends don’t fully trust Jim,” a source told Page Six. They worry that he may be an opportunist and feel that he is showing off. Aniston is 57 and Curtis is 50. The couple were first seen together on holiday in Mallorca in the summer of 2025.

Other friends have a more positive view. “Everyone loves Jen and only wants the best for her, and she deserves the world,” said someone familiar with her friends. “What matters most is that she is happy, and then they are happy for her. But they also want to protect her and do not want anyone to use her.”

Everyone loves Jen and only wants the best for her, and she deserves the world.

· Unnamed sourceA person familiar with Aniston’s friends said they want to protect her while supporting her happiness.

Some of Aniston’s friends reportedly love Curtis and believe he fits perfectly into the group. “They have not seen Jen this happy in a very long time and feel that Jen and Jim complement each other in so many ways,” another source said.

They have not seen Jen this happy in a very long time and feel that Jen and Jim complement each other in so many ways.

· Unnamed sourceAnother source said some friends strongly support the relationship.
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Originally published by Morgunblaðið in Icelandic. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.