Tabloid headlines are once again claiming that **Jennifer Aniston**’s relationship with **Jim Curtis** has fallen apart after only six months, with “commitment fears” cited as the main culprit. The story suggests the 56-year-old actress and the 50-year-old hypnotherapist — who went Instagram-official in November 2025 — couldn’t agree on long-term plans, with sources alleging Aniston was hesitant to fully commit after two high-profile divorces.
As of January 18, 2026, however, **no credible evidence** supports a breakup. Reliable outlets like People magazine (updated as recently as January 6–7, 2026) and Us Weekly confirm the couple is **still together** and continuing to thrive. Aniston was spotted supporting Curtis at his “A Deep Reset for the New Year” event on January 3 at Godmother’s bookstore in Summerland, California, where they appeared relaxed, happy, and very much a couple.
Here are recent photos of the pair looking connected and content in early 2026:
Curtis’s own early January 2026 New Year’s recap post included warm, affectionate snapshots of Aniston — cozy car moments, soft smiles, gentle glances — with a genuinely positive caption reflecting on “some amazing things” from 2025 and excitedly teasing “a few surprises cooking” for 2026. The tone was loving and forward-looking, with zero indication of tension or farewell.
Insiders describe Aniston as “very happy and comfortable,” praising Curtis as “so sweet and supportive” — someone who makes her “everyday life better” and helps her feel “very safe.” They celebrated their first Christmas together (with sweet photos of Curtis playing with a friend’s baby amid dogs and friends), rang in the new year side-by-side, and continue blending their lives seamlessly.
The only minor reported friction? Occasional mentions of Curtis feeling slightly uneasy about Aniston’s friendly catch-ups with ex-husband Justin Theroux — described as “strictly friends” interactions that Aniston sees no reason to stop. Sources stress this has not shaken their committed bond.
This “commitment fears” narrative appears to be classic tabloid sensationalism: taking minor, normal relationship dynamics and inflating them into a full breakup. After years of privacy following her 2018 divorce from Theroux, Aniston seems genuinely content with a partner who helps her heal, slow down, and feel secure. As mid-January 2026 progresses, the real story remains a stable, joyful romance — not the dramatic derailment the headlines are trying to sell.
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