Jennifer Aniston's Emotional Interview w/ Boyfriend Jim Curtis About His Health Journey

It is quite an honor to be here with you, Jim Curtis. Have I completely embarrassed you? No, not yet. Not yet. We're still on track here. While their half-hour conversation kicked off with flirty banter, it wasn't long before the mood turned serious, with Jennifer coaxing Jim to open up about a spinal cord diagnosis in his 20s that caused chronic nerve damage and partial paralysis. And I just said, you know what? I've reached rock bottom. And it's time to change. We so identify with our illness, right? Or whatever our damage is sometimes. And easy to live in the victimhood of that. You don't have to live as the victim. You don't have to live in your suffering. It can become your power as soon as you accept it and love it. Crowds of fans waited outside to catch a glimpse of the couple, but proving they are just like us in a very un-Hollywood moment, Jim admitted they were nervous about the Q&A. Those were fantastic questions, by the way. And I know that we kind of went over those questions. But we actually didn't really go over them a lot. I didn't ask you one question that was prepared. I don't know what you're talking about. At one point, Jim asked Jennifer questions from fans, and she moved the audience, speaking about Dolly Parton. They worked together on 2018's Dumplin'. Diana S. wants to know the best advice you can give. Oh, boy. A dear friend of all of ours, Miss Dolly Parton, who passed away this week. I know. It's real. We're all in post-parton, aren't we? One of her many, many, many, many incredible quotes. I chased a few rainbows and I caught some. And I caught a few. So I would say just go chase your dreams and go catch some rainbows. And, you know, chase some rainbows and you'll catch a few. It was wonderful. Thank you.