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Jennifer Aniston To Settle In New Home With Justin Theroux

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Update-While Jennifer Aniston was spotted at London premiere of Horrible Bosses, rumors are abound that she’s house hunting with current beau Justin Theroux. Jenn was spotted at the BFI Southbank as she dazzled in a white sparkling silver Valentino Haute Couture piece to wow the crowd.

As her love life with Justin Theroux continue to blossom, Jenn is hoping to settle down into a home – with Justin? Jennifer did sell her Beverly Hills mansion for $38 million last month and is actively looking for a new pad. She’s reportedly looking at other mansions in Los Angeles, though that would contradict her confession she made recently while in London.

“This summer I woke up in the middle of the night in London, and I couldn’t sleep, and I knew I really needed to simplify my life. And along with that came the thought, ‘I should sell my house.’ I was like, ‘Wait, I just built it; it was like my heart, my project, my love,’ but I had the realization that it is just too much for me. I’m not this person.

“I’m looking for little spots in New York City to go back home. There are all sorts of things that are going to be happening in the near future, so I’m excited. I don’t know what they are, but that’s the fun part.”

According to x17 Online, Justin has been coming along for the house-hunting ride. As Jennifer’s encrypted message may have alluded that the pair are moving to the next level. Jennifer Aniston and Justin have only been dating since earlier this year – is it too early to move in together?

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