Jennifer Aniston Is Winning Christmas In Her New Photo Gallery
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The "Friends" and "Morning Show" TV queen showed off her sparkling season on Instagram.
Jennifer Aniston has been living it up for the holidays, according to a photo carousel she posted on Thursday.
The forever “Friends” star highlighted her dogs; her boyfriend, hypnotherapist Jim Curtis, holding a baby; and pals such as longtime buddy Andrea Bendewald, who gets a draping arm hug from the “Morning Show” actor.
Not be outdone are supporting turns by the Christmas tree, killer views, skyscapes and whatever Aniston is doing with that giant eye-mask-looking thingie and the device wrapped to her wrists.
“Sending you ALL the love ❤️Happy holidays! 🎄🎁🐾” she wrote.
Aniston is really feeling the love herself these days, apparently.
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