Matchmaker Warns Jennifer Aniston, 18 Months Into Jim Curtis Romance, Against "Building Up" Partner
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 19
Matchmaker Warns Jennifer Aniston, 18 Months Into Jim Curtis Romance, Against "Building Up" Partner
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 19
Summary
Gina Hendrix said Jennifer Aniston may be falling into a common celebrity-relationship trap by trying to manage or elevate Jim Curtis, the lower-profile partner in their roughly 18-month romance.
Hendrix argued that when a more successful woman helps "build up" a man, resentment can follow and the relationship can lose balance, making mutual respect and deep friendship more important than publicity.
She also urged celebrities to keep relationships as private as possible, citing low-profile pairings such as Lady Gaga and Michael Polansky as a healthier model than promoting a partner on social media.
Curtis, a hypnotherapist and life coach whose clients are 82% women, recently told the Sunday Times he avoids reading coverage of the relationship and feels "real partnership" with Aniston.
The scrutiny matters because Curtis is Aniston's first high-profile relationship since her 2018 split from Justin Theroux, adding celebrity attention to what Hendrix called an already difficult dynamic.