Jennifer Aniston faces relationship dilemma with Jim Curtis

Jennifer Aniston and Jim Curtis may have looked completely loved-up on their Mallorca yacht getaway, but insiders claim the couple is facing one very un-Hollywood problem: where to actually live.

Aniston, 57, and Curtis, 50, enjoyed a sun-soaked holiday last week, joined later by her close friends Courteney Cox and Pedro Pascal. 

But behind the glamorous scenes, their California-versus-New York dilemma reportedly isn't going away.

“The hard truth is that Jim isn’t a California guy. He doesn’t mind spending part of his time on the West Coast, but his life is really on the East Coast. It’s where he’s anchored,” a source told Closer magazine.

Curtis previously listed his New York City home for sale while living with Aniston at her Bel-Air mansion. But the property hasn't sold, and the insider claims he's now reconsidering the move.

“They had agreed to get their own place somewhere in upstate New York, where they could have space and privacy, and the plan was to unload his place in the city. But it hasn’t sold, and now Jim has gotten cold feet and is taking it as a sign he ought to hang on to the place,” the source revealed.

For Aniston, the situation reportedly hits close to home. She struggled with splitting time between Los Angeles and New York during her marriage to Justin Theroux, which ended in 2017.

“But as everyone knows, that was a total disaster. Her relationship with Jim couldn’t be more different from what she had with Justin, but it’s still pretty triggering for her to be facing the exact same struggle.”

Still, the couple reportedly isn't hitting the panic button.

“Jim keeps telling Jen there’s no rush to make any huge decisions, and that they’ll figure it out together,’ the source said. ‘Neither of them sees this as a dealbreaker.”

So, Hollywood romance? Yes. Permanent zip code? Apparently, still under negotiation.