Jennifer Aniston let her naughty side take over while interviewing her boyfriend, Jim Curtis. The “Friends” alum delivered an extremely racy joke during a conversation celebrating the release of his new book, “The Book of Possibility.”
As Page Six reported, the couple appeared at the 92nd Street Y in New York City on Wednesday. During the interview, Aniston recalled attending Steiner school nearby and regularly visiting the gym where she and Curtis were speaking.
“I went to Steiner school just down the street so I would come to this gym every Thursday,” she said, according to the Daily Mail. Her memories of the space soon set up the cheeky moment that left the audience laughing.
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“And I wasn’t very sporty, but we had to do dodgeball, and there were these huge red balls,” Aniston continued. She explained that the game took place indoors rather than on a field, making it difficult for players to escape the action.
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“And there was no field; it was just indoors, so you had to run for your life. So it’s quite a full circle moment to be back here with you.”
The “Morning Show” star, 57, then turned toward Curtis, 50, and seized the opportunity for a suggestive punchline. “Well … speaking of dodging balls …” she quipped, sending audience members into hysterics.
Aniston appeared to recognize just how far she had taken the joke. At the end of the interview, she asked her boyfriend, “Have I completely embarrassed you?”
The playful exchange offered a rare public glimpse of Aniston and Curtis together. It also came just days after the author discussed how the couple handles disagreements in their relationship.
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Curtis revealed during a Monday appearance on the “Jamie Kern Lima Show” that meditation and conversation are among the tools they use when arguments arise.
He explained that different approaches can be useful at different points in a romance.
“We do a lot of meditation. We do a lot of talk,” Curtis said. “I think that at different stages in your relationship, different tools are really beneficial.”
Curtis also offered a positive update on his relationship with the Emmy winner. He said the romance was “going really well” while describing how he feels about being with Aniston.
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The author added that he is “blessed to be in a relationship with someone that is so openhearted and kind and loving.”
His comments came shortly before the pair stepped out together for the interview about “The Book of Possibility.”
Aniston and Curtis first sparked dating rumors last July. At the time, they were seen together during an intimate vacation in Mallorca, Spain.
Their relationship has continued to attract attention, although a source told Page Six last month that marriage is not in their plans.
The source described the couple as “very, very happy,” but said they “have no intention of ever getting married.”
The latest appearance placed their affectionate dynamic on display, with Aniston guiding the discussion about Curtis and his work.
Her dodgeball story quickly became the standout moment once she turned its mention of large red balls into a racy joke aimed at her boyfriend.
Aniston was previously married to Brad Pitt from 2000 to 2005. She later married Justin Theroux, with that marriage lasting from 2015 to 2018.
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