Jennifer Aniston and Hypnotist Jim Curtis Show Off PDA on Luxe Yacht Vacation with Pals Jason Bateman and Amanda Anka
Jennifer Aniston is fueling romance rumors with a new man as she enjoys a yacht trip in Mallorca
The actress, 56, has been photographed enjoying her vacation with hypnotist Jim Curtis
Some of Aniston's famous friends, including Jason Bateman and his wife, Amanda Anka, were also with her on the yacht in Europe
Jennifer Aniston is living the life this summer on a yacht with friends — and a potential new love interest.
The actress, 56, has sparked romance rumors with hypnotist Jim Curtis as she brought him along on a glamorous summer vacation with some of her A-list pals.
Aniston has been taking some time off on a yacht in Mallorca with stars including Jason Bateman, his wife Amanda Anka and Amy Schumer. Curtis is among the group enjoying some downtime.
Aniston and Curtis appear to be getting close in photos obtained by PEOPLE.
In one shot, Curtis appears to be rubbing the actress' shoulders while friends sit nearby on the ship's deck. In another, Aniston is close to grabbing his hand.
There's also a shot of the pair appearing to embrace, and possibly sharing a kiss, while onboard the boat, while their friends relax nearby.
The PDA shot comes amid reports that Aniston and Curtis are dating. One early sign of their potential romance came when Curtis commented "♥️💪" on a workout video Aniston posted on Instagram in April.
Star-studded trips with her celebrity friends are something of a tradition for Aniston.
The Mallorca yacht trip is the latest getaway that Aniston and Bateman have taken together with other fellow stars.
In 2023, the internet loved a photo Kristen Bell shared from a massive celebrity trip to Swan Valley, Idaho. The shot of the long dinner table included Adam Scott, John Mulaney, Olivia Munn, Jimmy Fallon, Lucy Liu and more famous faces.
Bateman, 56, and Anka are particularly frequent vacation partners for The Morning Show star.
Aniston's last public relationship was her two-and-a-half-year marriage to Justin Theroux.
Theroux and Aniston split in 2018 in what they called a "mutual and lovingly made" decision. They said they remained "best friends" and have continued to have a close relationship in the years since their split.
He has since married actress Nicole Brydon Bloom.
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