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Justin Theroux Is Already Moving on With Stylist Following Split From Jennifer Aniston (EXCLUSIVE)
That was fast. Just a couple weeks after announcing his split from Jennifer Aniston, Justin Theroux has been spotted with two women in New York City — and it seems he is already moving on with one of them.
Sources reveal exclusively to In Touch that The Leftovers actor is flirting with stylist Chloe Hartstein, who has previously worked with Justin on photo shoots and for the premiere of The Girl on the Train. However, Jennifer is not surprised by his behavior. “Justin’s a classic ladies’ man and flirt,” the insider says. “It has always driven Jen up the wall.”
Chloe also has the same profession as Justin’s ex Heidi Bivens, who he ditched for the Friends star after 14 years together. Old habits die hard, right? While Justin is busy cozying up to Chloe, Jen has turned to her ex-husband Brad Pitt during her separation.
“What’s surprising about her separation from Justin is that one of her greatest supporters is her first husband,” a source told In Touch, noting that the Fury actor, who is in the midst of a divorce from his wife Angelina Jolie, “turned out to be a true champion for Jen.”
The insider continued, “Brad and Jen have come full circle. It’s definitely getting serious again. I think their fans are rooting for them. In the end, doesn’t everyone just want Brad to be with Jen? They were meant to be back together!” And fans aren’t alone. Brad’s mom Jane is also reportedly begging her son to reunite with Jen in 2018.
“This is what she’s dreamed of for over a decade — she never lost faith and has stayed in touch with Jen for years,” a source told Radar Online. “Jane and the whole Missouri-based Pitt family haven’t been disrespectful about Jen and Justin’s marriage, but once it became apparent things wouldn’t work out they actively pushed Brad to get back in touch. Now they’re determined to see them back together for a second chance.”
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