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GLORY DAYS

Us Weekly

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June 26, 2023

A happier-than-ever Jennifer Aniston is embracing the aging process (hello, gray hair!) and looking forward to whatever comes next

- JAIME HARKIN

GLORY DAYS

On June 2, Jennifer Aniston announced the latest launch from her haircare line, LolaVie, with a cute promo video on Instagram. Fans were thrilled to see the 54-year-old actress rocking her natural gray roots in the clip and commended her for keeping it real. "Refreshing," gushed one follower, while another applauded her for "leading the way on gray." Just a few days later, Aniston revealed she's partnered up with the functional fitness brand Pvolve and has moved away from the punishing fitness routines of her past in favor of a more gentle approach to wellness.

It's clearly a new era for Aniston. "I'm in better shape than I was in my 20s," she recently told British Vogue. "I feel better in mind, body and spirit. It's all 100 percent better." With the third season of her hit Apple TV+ series, The Morning Show, set to premiere this fall and a potential move to the $14.8 million Montecito, Calif., mansion she bought in September, the star "is in a great place," says a source. "She's happy, healthy and fulfilled by her career, family and friends. Jen’s been through a lot, but she feels blessed to be thriving personally and professionally.”

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