Jennifer Aniston's boyfriend, Jim Curtis talks about his son

During an appearance on “The Jamie Kern Lima Show” on September 8, Jennifer Aniston's boyfriend, Jim Curtis talks about his son, Aidan, whom he shares with ex-wife, Rachel Napolitano.

He tells, "I’m so proud of my son".

"He’s got his own job. He bought himself a car, and I’m so proud of him. He’s an amazing kid."

"My identity now, I think, shows confidence. Right? Shows self-acceptance, shows self-love. I believe we teach our children through the way we are and act, our way of being, along with all the things we have to tell them."

Jennifer Aniston's boyfriend Jim Curtis stopped Googling himself after they started dating

During an appearance on The Jamie Kern Lima Show, Jennifer Aniston's boyfriend Jim Curtis revealed that he stopped Googling himself after they started dating.

Then he tells, "And, you know, just to be quite honest, that was something to get used to. I've been pretty public for a long time, but never this level."

"No one's really cared who I've dated in the past, so that was an adjustment for me, but it was a real learning experience, too".

"It was a part of my growth because, you know, I would get categorized as something in a tabloid, or it'd be a fake headline, or it would be something that was not flattering or made up — and I immediately would be like, 'They could've just gone to my LinkedIn page and [seen] all my achievements, all my wonderful things.'"

"Don't Google yourself again, Jim, to see what the news is saying today."

Sandra Bullock revealed that Jennifer Aniston makes the best margarita

During the Q&A for PEOPLE, Nicole Kidman asked Sandra Bullock for her margarita recipe. 

Sandra responded, "I don’t do it but a girlfriend of mine makes a very potent fresh one".

Nicole asked, "Which one? Which girlfriend?."

Sandra replied, “Jen", referring to Jennifer Aniston.

Nicole then said, "I knew it".

Sandra then added, "I don’t know what she does. She has a heavy pour."

Nicole look at the camera and said, "Jen, you got to invite me over."

Sandra continues, "It is fierce. And she [uses] fresh limes, and she has a way to do it [where] it’s frothy, it’s so good and it will knock you on your ass. And it has."

"Anytime I have suffered, it’s been at her hands, but it’s so good."

Nicole then said, "That’s hilarious. Okay Jen, you got to share that one."

Jennifer Aniston shares advice from her friend Dolly Parton before her death

Jennifer Aniston shared advice from her friend Dolly Parton before her death as she joined Curtis at an event promoting his upcoming book, The Book of Possibility, at New York City’s 92nd Street Y.

Aniston recalled, "She would say, 'I chased a few rainbows and I caught some. So I would say just go chase your dreams and go catch some rainbows. Chase rainbows.'"

Aniston and Parton previously collaborated on the 2018 Netflix film "Dumplin".

Jennifer Aniston's close friends remain cautious about her boyfriend, Jim Curtis

Jennifer Aniston's close friends remain cautious about her boyfriend, Jim Curtis.

One source tells Page Six, "Some of Jen's friends aren't totally sold on Jim yet".

Those close to her remain skeptical of Curtis, with concerns that he may be seeking personal gain and that his public persona can sometimes seem carefully staged.

A source told Page Six that Jennifer Aniston’s friends are protective of her. While those closest to the actress ultimately want to see her happy, some still appear hesitant to fully trust Curtis. The insider said, "Some of them are just having a difficult time fully trusting him right now".

A separate Page Six insider said Jim has won over many of Aniston’s longtime friends, who reportedly think he has seamlessly become part of her close-knit circle. The source added that Aniston seems genuinely happy and hasn’t appeared this content in a long time.

Jim Curtis seeks Jennifer Aniston's advice on choosing his book cover photo

During an appearance at 92nd Street Y in New York City, Jim revealed that he sought Jennifer Aniston’s advice on choosing the photo for his book cover.

Jim tells,  "The book came really easily,” he said about the writing process. “Kind of just was ready and still done. I wrote it in a couple months and it was time."

"And so the hardest part was fighting my own ego over the cover. What color should it be? Is that a good enough picture? How does my hair look?’ You know."

Jim asked Jennifer Aniston at the event, "How many times have I asked you, ‘Is this a good picture of me to put on this cover?’ ‘Should it be gold? Should it be gold writing?’".

Aniston responded, "You got a good picture".

Jennifer Aniston interviewed her hypnotherapist and life coach boyfriend, Jim Curtis at 92NY

Jennifer Aniston interviewed her hypnotherapist and life coach boyfriend, Jim Curtis on stage at New York City's 92NY on September 2 to discuss his new book, "The Book of Possibility".

Aniston told the crowd, "This is very, very exciting. It is quite an honor to be here, especially with you, Jim Curtis".

"It's quite a full circle moment to be back here with you, speaking of dodging balls. Have I completely embarrassed you?".

Jim responded, "Not yet. We're still on track here. First question please".

During the conversation, Jim reflected on the challenges he has faced in his personal life, from relationships to health issues. His journey ultimately took a serious turn when he was hospitalized after receiving a concerning diagnosis.

Curtis has lived with a limp since childhood as a result of lesions on his spinal cord. He said that when people questioned his walk, he would often tell them he had been injured in a motorcycle accident.

He tells, "I was so shameful that I had a medical condition, that I was broken in some way, that I thought that a motorcycle accident was at least a little macho, right? It's like this identity of the macho strong man".

"It didn't come with the connotation and shame of 'this could get worse' and 'should we hire you?' and that's what was thinking in my head".

"I overcame that with self-acceptance and self-love and it was a long journey in which I realized I could have done it quicker, and that's what this book is about."

Curtis made a lighthearted remark, referring to his work as a hypnotherapist, "People think like I'm 'look into my eyes' type of thing".

"Really what our conversations as a coach is is asking the right questions so people can understand themselves more… I'm lucky enough to have worked in finance. I'm lucky enough to have worked in media and the entrepreneurial companies, and so I can speak that language to that person in a way that isn't like 'believe in the source of love that you are, straight from the heavens.' That doesn't fly."