THE RUNDOWN
- Jennifer Aniston and boyfriend Jim Curtis were photographed leaving Nobu in Malibu.
- They dined with Aniston’s longtime friend Courteney Cox and her partner, Johnny McDaid.
- The outing follows Aniston and Curtis’s recent vacation in Mallorca and New York dinner with Jason Bateman and Amanda Anka.
Jennifer Aniston and her new boyfriend, Jim Curtis, stepped out in Malibu on Monday night for dinner with Courteney Cox and Johnny McDaid. The group was photographed leaving Nobu together on August 18.
Aniston opted for a laid-back look with a blue jacket layered over a white shirt, paired with relaxed blue jeans and thin-framed glasses.
Curtis kept his look casual in a dark denim button-down worn open over a gray T-shirt, paired with green trousers and white sneakers.
Aniston and Curtis were first linked in June when they were spotted together in Big Sur, California, followed by a July vacation in Mallorca, Spain, with Jason Bateman and Amanda Anka. They were seen again in New York earlier this month at dinner with Bateman and Anka.
Curtis, a wellness coach and author, has spoken openly about overcoming health challenges that shaped his career. Diagnosed at 22 with lesions on his spinal cord, he recalled in a 2018 interview with Fast Company, “It was unknown how they started, but I very rapidly became ill and soon had trouble walking.”
He described that period as a turning point: “My own illness and disability forced me to confront the limited beliefs, disconnection, and trauma that were keeping me sad, sick, and alone,” Curtis wrote on his website.
Since then, Curtis has sought to be a “pioneer in health and wellness,” as he describes on his official website, and has written two books on healing and transformation, including The Stimulati Experience and Shift: Quantum Manifestation Guide. His clients have included high-profile figures such as Miranda Kerr and Julianne Hough.
A source told People in July that the couple had “been seeing each other for a few months now” and “were introduced by a friend.”
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