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In pictures: Jennifer Aniston shares 'photo dump' as she looks back at summer

Actress’ vacation includes beach day with families of Jason Bateman, Jimmy Kimmel



Jennifer Aniston during a summer vacation with friends, including Jason Bateman and Jimmy Kimmel and their wives.
Image Credit: Instagram/jenniferaniston

‘Friends’ star Jennifer Aniston is looking back at summer. The actress, 54, shared a “summertime photo dump” of her vacation activities, which included a beach day with famous friends Jason Bateman and Jimmy Kimmel and their wives Molly McNearney and Amanda Anka.

In the first image, Aniston wore a cream dress and beige shoulder bag as she posed between McNearney, 45, and Anka, 54, who both sported stylish black outfits.

In the second photo, Aniston held onto a glass and her towel as she walked through a beach while wearing a black bikini top, sunglasses and sun hat. Bateman, 54, and Kimmel, 55, were also seen posing with their wives and Aniston on a large yellow sofa in a glass-windowed room, with Kimmel wearing a white shirt and pants, while Bateman opted for a dark blue top and black shorts.

Jennifer Aniston with Molly McNearney and Amanda Anka.
Image Credit: Instagram/jenniferaniston
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As per ‘People’, the travel party was also joined by film director Will Speck as they took a group selfie while taking a stroll. Aniston’s post also included snaps of her dogs Clyde and Lord Chesterfield, as well as her appearing to undergo post-workout recovery.

Jennifer Aniston during a summer vacation with friends, including Jason Bateman and Jimmy Kimmel and their wives.
Image Credit: Instagram/jenniferaniston

Aniston’s vacation post comes after the ‘Friends’ alum revealed that she would have become an interior designer if she hadn’t found success as an actress. “I love putting homes together and creating spaces,” she recently told the ‘Wall Street Journal’. “I can walk into a house and see what it needs. And it’s a fun process. Some people dread it. It can break up relationships. I thrive during that process.”

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