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Jennifer Aniston‘s partner, Jim Curtis, is offering more insights into their relationship dynamics during recent interviews.
In a recent appearance on the podcast Ced with Intention, the 50-year-old transformational coach shared how he and Aniston, known for her iconic role on Friends, navigate disagreements.
“We spend a significant amount of time together at home, and naturally, small conflicts can arise,” he revealed. “In those moments, we have choices: remain silent and upset, walk away to reflect, or address the issue directly by saying, ‘Here’s what happened, I’m sorry,’ and work on resolving it.”
Despite Curtis’ openness, his candid comments have caught the attention of those close to Aniston.
An insider shared with In Touch, “It’s surprising to many that Jim is discussing their relationship so openly in interviews. He must have Jennifer’s approval to do so, which is unusual for her. She typically guards her personal life very closely.”
“It’s very surprising to people that Jim is speaking so openly in interviews about their relationship,” a source tells In Touch. “He will have gotten Jen’s blessing to do this, which is very out of character for her. She’s usually so fiercely private about her personal life.”
Aniston’s friends are concerned with “how loose-lipped he’s being,” the source says of Curtis, who also divulged details about their romance while promoting his new book, The Book of Possibility, on the Today show on Monday, January 26.
“Signing off on that is so far outside Jen’s usual comfort zone,” notes the source. “They just want to make sure she’s still getting her own needs met and not just centering everything around what is best for him.”
As In Touch previously reported, the actress had been single for years before she began dating Curtis.
“It’s not that anyone dislikes Jim. By all accounts, he’s a great guy,” acknowledges the source, adding that pals are just scared that the Morning Show star is abandoning herself to this relationship. “She’s totally joined at the hip with him and won’t make a plan without consulting him first.”
Says the source, “They worry that she’s lost sight of her own needs and boundaries.”