Jennifer Aniston Is Back in the Dating Game After Her Split From Justin Theroux

Updated on July 7, 2018 at 11:00 AM

HOLLYWOOD, CA - JUNE 07: Jennifer Aniston arrives to the American Film Institute's 46th Life Achievement Award Gala Tribute held on June 7, 2018 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Michael Tran/FilmMagic)

Jennifer Aniston is reportedly back in the dating game following her split from Justin Theroux in February. According to Us Weekly, the actress is currently being "wooed" by two different men, neither of whom are an actor. The first man is a "tech titan" who Jen met through a close friend. "He recently split from his wife and is trying to win over Jen," the publication reported. The second man is "an industry creative" she met while working on a project a few months ago.

The publication adds that Jen is loving dating men outside the industry, and her close friends are super happy for her. "Jen's group is excited that she's dating again," Us Weekly adds. "They can hardly keep it a secret when they're so happy to see Jen moving on." The actress has been surrounding herself with friends since she and Justin broke up after two years of marriage. In addition to attending a birthday party for Jimmy Kimmel's wife, Molly McNearney in March, Jennifer has made a number of appearances with her close pal and former Friends costar Courteney Cox. Sounds like Jen is soaking up the single life!

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