Highlights
- Jennifer Aniston says her boyfriend Justin Theroux is her "protector".
- The 43-year-old actress feels safe when she is with the Hollywood hunk - who she has been dating for almost a year - and admits he has had a massively positive impact on her life.
- She said: "He's a protector, for sure. He's just a good human being, and so funny."
- Jennifer stars in comedy movie Wanderlust - in which she plays one-half of a couple who turn their backs on their hectic New York lives to live in a hippy commune - with Justin, 40, and she really enjoyed shooting the film in a secluded location.
- The former Friends star has revealed the cast - which included Paul Rudd - were able to relax because there were no paparazzi or fans around and she admits it felt like she was a regular person again.
- Speaking in the May issue of Marie Claire Australia, Jennifer - who was married to Brad Pitt - explained: "All of a sudden I began decompressing. It's weird, but it felt like living a normal life; almost like having your anonymity back. Nobody bothered us and we were protected as a group. There were no paparazzi and no secret, tricky little cell phone pictures being taken. I realised how paranoid and guarded and not trusting I had become. Not consciously so, but just this armor that I kind of have, protective armor. It's not for my friends or family, but for being outside in the world, always on guard."
Jennifer Aniston says her boyfriend Justin Theroux is her "protector".
The 43-year-old actress feels safe when she is with the Hollywood hunk - who she has been dating for almost a year - and admits he has had a massively positive impact on her life.
She said: "He's a protector, for sure. He's just a good human being, and so funny."
Jennifer stars in comedy movie
Wanderlust - in which she plays one-half of a couple who turn their backs on their hectic New York lives to live in a hippy commune - with Justin, 40, and she really enjoyed shooting the film in a secluded location.
The former
Friends star has revealed the cast - which included Paul Rudd - were able to relax because there were no paparazzi or fans around and she admits it felt like she was a regular person again.
Speaking in the May issue of Marie Claire Australia, Jennifer - who was married to Brad Pitt - explained: "All of a sudden I began decompressing. It's weird, but it felt like living a normal life; almost like having your anonymity back. Nobody bothered us and we were protected as a group. There were no paparazzi and no secret, tricky little cell phone pictures being taken. I realised how paranoid and guarded and not trusting I had become. Not consciously so, but just this armor that I kind of have, protective armor. It's not for my friends or family, but for being outside in the world, always on guard."