Jennifer Aniston’s New Beau Gushes About 'Something Better' After Lavish Spain Getaway

Jennifer Aniston's new man, Jim Curtis, has seemingly broken his silence on their rumored relationship.

After the pair were spotted on a cozy romantic getaway in Mallorca, Spain, joined by the actress' Hollywood friends, the hypnotist made a love declaration.

Aniston and Curtis hard-launched their relationship during the Fourth of July weekend.

In a Monday newsletter shared with his community, Curtis gave a glimpse into his romantic time away with the "Friends" star. Without going into much detail or mentioning her name, he discussed how the experience changed him.

"I am back from vacation, and what an experience," he began. "When I was sick, sad, stuck, and in pain, I never thought I would have the abundance, joy, and love I now experience on a daily basis."

Curtis then opened up about the "magic" in his life, seemingly referring to Aniston. Per Page Six, he wrote:

"I just took one step, made one decision and the next followed, now I look back and realize, oh!  That course, that life change, that pain, resulted in this magic."

The wellness guru discussed how life presents both "struggle" and "opportunity," before urging his readers to employ his coaching services.

"The possibility of something better, more aligned, more free, more meaningful, is always here," Curtis added.

Aniston and Curtis' romantic pairing was confirmed earlier this month after years of them interacting on social media.

During the Fourth of July weekend, the pair jetted to Spain and were spotted hanging out on a yacht. The romantic trip was also an avenue for the famous hypnotherapist to meet Aniston's Hollywood friends, actor Jason Bateman, and his wife, Amanda Anka.

The "Morning Show" actress and Curtis engaged in PDA as he was seen massaging her shoulders and walking hand in hand for most of the trip. The pair reportedly also shared a passionate kiss aboard the yacht.

Before the hard launch, fans had seen the signs that there was something more to the pair's relationship.  In April, Aniston revealed she underwent hypnosis, presumably with the help of her beau, to get rid of her fear of flying.

A month later, she promoted Curtis' book, "Shift: Quantum Manifestation Guide: A Workbook for Coding a New Consciousness" on social media.

Curtis marks Aniston's first major love interest since ending her marriage to Justin Theroux seven years ago. However, sources say she isn't ready to fully dive in.

As The Blast reported, a close insider said of the situation, "Jennifer is dating Jim and is very happy, but she's still taking things slowly for now."

The informant continued, "They both share a deep love of doing inner work, and Jen thinks that Jim is quite remarkable in that respect."

The 56-year-old, who has a knack for reading self-help books, reportedly felt like Curtis coming into her life was "fate," says the source. "It's been a meeting of minds. Jen feels very connected to Jim as they have the same level of emotional intelligence, unlike some of her previous suitors," added the insider.

Aniston and Curtis's journey to finding one another hasn't been an easy one.

The Golden Globe winner's tumultuous romantic past is no secret. She has publicly endured heartbreak after her first marriage to Brad Pitt ended in betrayal and her second union to Theroux failed after three years.

It turns out Curtis suffered a similar fate. The wellness coach was previously married to Rachel Napolitano, and together they share a teenage son.

Following his divorce, Curtis entered a string of failed relationships, which he opened about in his 2017 memoir, "The Stimulati Experience."

Detailing a dark time where he lacked meaningful relationships and things were rocky with his son, he wrote, "I can't keep a girlfriend because I get bored. I wish I had a better relationship with my son… and he's pissed at me."

In his memoir, Curtis also recounted an intense relationship with a woman referred to as "Lucy Lou," to whom he almost got engaged, The Blast reported.

Recalling how they met at a leadership conference in New York, Curtis noted they had an undeniable chemistry. "I couldn't imagine my life without her," he wrote.

Following their breakup, the wellness advocate fell into a spiral of "not-enoughness" and admitted to stalking Lou and her new partner on social media.

However, he has since grown emotionally from that experience.