Everybody knows Jennifer Aniston is beautiful, heck, she may even knows it herself. Yet her new husband, Justin Theroux, couldn't help but shower his wife with compliments on her beauty. What a sweetie.
Newlyweds Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux recently got married in private. The two chose to have an intimate secret wedding that surprised everyone with the good news. The twosome made their first public appearance as a married couple when they attended the premier of "The Leftovers."
And now the celebrity couple is totally enjoying their life together. Even more so with Justin Theroux acting like a love-struck teenager who's fallen hard with Jennifer Aniston's beauty.
In a report by Entertainment Tonight, the 44-year-old actor revealed that apart from taking out her wife on dates, he also constantly compliments Aniston.
"She's beautiful." The Leftovers star said, "Not to be corny, but it's true. So I constantly say that."
The couple began dating back in 2012 where their onscreen romance on the film Wanderlust turned real. And the two ultimately tied the knot this year holding their top secret wedding at their Bel Air mansion, which was attended by a few A-list guests including Emily Blunt, Lake Bell, Howard Stern, Ellen DeGeneres, and others.
Reportedly, marriage between the two has been "easy" and peaceful enough contrary to other Hollywood couples. Theroux confessed that he's a gamer, proving it as he was caught by ET for the launch of the game, Call of Duty: Black Ops III. And while Jennifer doesn't play computer games, the screenwriter shared that his wife is compromising enough to allow him be gone for a couple of hours a few of times a week in his mancave to play his game. Talk about a fortunate married man!
But of course, in return, the actor and screenwriter responsibly does his chores at home.
"I do dishes, I keep things tidy, we do the bed together." The actor recounted.
What a cute lovely couple!
Stay tuned for more updates on Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux's real life romance.
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