Jennifer Aniston plans shift of the ages at the expense of her own career
Jennifer Aniston has ben planning something that a warning has been issued over
Friends alum Jennifer Aniston is said to be planning something that no one in her friend circle supports. For those unversed, its so bad that a well placed source has rushed forward.
The source in question spoke about everything with Closer, and per their findings, “Jen’s priorities have clearly shifted,” completely.
“She’s turning down work and spending virtually all her time focused on Jim and his career,” and to those around her, “it goes beyond being a supportive girlfriend.”
For those still unversed with her beau, Jim Curtis, he is a hypnotherapist, a life coach and an author who focuses on “practical psychology, subconscious reprogramming, and emotional healing” according to People. He also has one child from a previous marriage, named Aidan.
The same insider also dropped a major bomb and admitted, “there’s even talk that she’d like to become actively involved in the business to the point that she’s interested in training as a hypnotherapist herself.”
Near the end they also noted, “that’s all well and good, but people around her can’t help noticing it’s coming at the expense of her own career, and they worry she’s making a mistake.”
There have even been instances in the last year where she’s pulled back from engagements she was deeply aligned with for months before, especially the TV adaptation of actress Jennette McCurdy’s hit memoir, ‘I’m Glad My Mom Died’.n
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