Actress Jennifer Aniston is reportedly embracing the festive season in a big way as she prepares to celebrate her first Christmas with boyfriend Jim Curtis. According to Closer, a source close to the actress says she is “so excited” about the holidays this year and plans to go “all-out” to make the occasion special.
Jennifer Aniston is ‘so excited to spend her first Christmas with Jim,’ per source
Aniston and Jim Curtis went Instagram official in November when she marked his 50th birthday, subtly confirming their relationship. Just weeks later, the pair made their first red carpet appearance together. This signaled that things had gone from strength to strength. Now, they are looking forward to spending the holidays together for the first time.
Curtis, a wellness coach and motivational speaker, is said to share Aniston’s values around balance, mindfulness, and personal growth. A source told the outlet that the couple’s shared outlook has helped them build a strong connection in a relatively short period of time, making this Christmas feel especially meaningful.
For the holiday, Aniston is reportedly planning a warm, family-and-friends-focused celebration at her home rather than a large, flashy gathering. The source shared that she has been talking with Jim about his holiday traditions and is keen to embrace them, while still keeping the celebration comfortable and balanced. Curtis’ son, Aidan, is expected to be part of the festivities, adding an extra layer of importance to the day
Alongside Aidan, several of Aniston’s closest friends are said to be on the guest list. Longtime confidants, including Courteney Cox, her husband, and daughter Coco, have reportedly received invitations to her £19 million mansion. Jason Bateman and his family are also on the guest list. The focus, according to the insider, will be on togetherness, shared meals, and creating new memories.
As the holidays approach, Aniston’s Christmas plans with Curtis reflect a happy new chapter; one that is rooted in family, close friendships, and meaningful traditions rather than the spotlight.
Originally reported by Viha Shah on Reality Tea.
