Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston may have divorced nearly two decades ago, but it seems there’s still goodwill between the former Hollywood power couple. As rumours swirl around Aniston’s budding relationship with life coach Jim Curtis, sources close to Pitt claim the F1 actor is surprisingly supportive.
According to insiders, Pitt is genuinely happy that his ex-wife may have found love again. He reportedly believes Curtis could be the right match for Aniston, expressing that he “couldn’t be more pleased that Jen has found love with this guy.” Despite their divorce in 2005, the two have remained on friendly terms, often fuelling reconciliation rumours over the years with public reunions and warm exchanges.
Their romantic history may be long behind them, but Pitt’s recent comments show there’s still a level of affection. “When you find the right partner, all’s right with the world,” the insider added, suggesting he hopes Aniston has finally found peace in her personal life.
Jennifer Aniston and Jim Curtis have yet to publicly confirm their relationship, but speculation intensified after the pair were spotted getting close during a holiday in Mallorca, Spain. A source described Curtis as a “breath of fresh air” and noted that Aniston seems noticeably more relaxed around him. With a successful career in hypnotherapy and personal development, Curtis reportedly gives Aniston a sense of stability and authenticity that her friends approve of.
Those close to Aniston say she’s “happy right now” and potentially open to a more serious commitment. The buzz surrounding the couple has sparked widespread interest online, with fans dissecting every paparazzi shot and insider quote for clues.
Though they’ve moved on with other partners in the past, Pitt’s unexpected approval of Curtis has only reignited nostalgia over his bond with Aniston and drawn even more attention to her private life.
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