Jennifer Aniston reveals what happened the first time she visited boyfriend Jim Curtis’s home — and one unexpected detail in his living room left the actress completely stunned.

Jennifer Aniston, the beloved Friends star, has opened up about her blossoming romance with hypnotherapist and life coach Jim Curtis, sharing a surprising story about her first visit to his New York City apartment that left her “completely stunned.” The 56-year-old actress, who confirmed her relationship with Curtis, 49, in July 2025 after a PDA-filled yacht vacation in Mallorca, Spain, revealed the intimate details in a candid interview with People on July 21, 2025. While Aniston described the visit to Curtis’s Lower Manhattan home as a cozy and revealing moment in their early dating phase, it was an unexpected item in his living room—a vibrant, larger-than-life mural of a Native American warrior—that stopped her in her tracks and sparked a deeper connection between the couple.

Aniston, who has kept her love life private since her 2018 divorce from Justin Theroux, recounted how she and Curtis, introduced by mutual friends, had been “casually dating and having fun” for months before she visited his $1.25 million apartment, which he recently listed for rent, signaling a possible move to Los Angeles to be closer to her. “I’d been to his place virtually for Zoom calls, but walking in was different,” Aniston said. “His living room was so warm—books everywhere, rescue dog toys scattered around—but then I saw this massive mural of a Native American warrior on the wall. I was stunned. It was so bold and spiritual, not what I expected from a wellness guy.” The mural, painted by a local artist, held personal significance for Curtis, who shared in a June 2025 podcast that a past-life regression on The Maury Povich Show in the late 1990s revealed he was a Native American in a previous life, an experience that shaped his spiritual journey.

The discovery led to a “three-hour conversation” about Curtis’s fascination with Native American culture and his hypnotherapy practice, which Aniston, a self-described wellness enthusiast, found “fascinating and grounding.” She noted that the mural wasn’t just decor—it reflected Curtis’s belief in “healing through connection to something bigger,” a philosophy that resonates with her own spiritual practices, including the outdoor temple at her Bel-Air mansion. “It wasn’t just a painting; it was a window into who Jim is,” she said. “I felt like I was seeing him for the first time.” The moment deepened their bond, with Aniston joking, “I told him he’d have to bring that mural to LA if he moves in!”

Fans on X have been buzzing about Aniston’s revelation, with one user posting, “Jen finding that mural in Jim’s place is so her—falling for the quirky, soulful stuff!” Another wrote, “A Native American mural? Jim Curtis is giving main character energy.” The story has added fuel to speculation about the couple’s future, especially after Curtis’s newsletter on July 14, 2025, where he gushed about finding “joy and love” post-vacation, hinting at Aniston as his “magic.” The couple’s shared passion for wellness—evident in Aniston’s promotion of Curtis’s book Shift: Quantum Manifestation Guide in May 2025 and her use of hypnosis to overcome her fear of flying—has been a cornerstone of their relationship, with sources saying they’re “a perfect match.”

However, not all reactions have been positive. Some X users referenced Curtis’s 2017 book The Stimulati Experience, where he admitted to struggles with relationships and a strained bond with his teenage son, prompting comments like, “Jen’s all in, but that mural doesn’t erase Jim’s baggage.” Others defended the couple, noting their mutual love for rescue dogs and personal growth. “They’re both about healing—let them live!” one fan tweeted. Curtis’s high-profile clients, including Miranda Kerr and Julianne Hough, and his 550,000 Instagram followers further amplify the couple’s spotlight, with Aniston’s friends like Courteney Cox and Jason Bateman reportedly approving of the romance after meeting him in Mallorca.

As Aniston gears up for the September 17, 2025, premiere of The Morning Show’s fourth season and a role in the Apple TV+ adaptation of Jennette McCurdy’s memoir, her relationship with Curtis seems to be a source of joy. “I’m in a good place,” she told People. “Jim’s different, and that’s what I love.” Whether the mural makes it to her Bel-Air mansion or not, Aniston’s stunned reaction to Curtis’s living room has given fans a glimpse into a romance that’s as unexpected as it is heartfelt.