Jennifer Aniston should hold classes on how to be friends with your exes.

Obviously, she was extremely hurt when she divorced her first husband, Brad Pitt, in 2005, but Vince Vaughn helped her through it, and now Pitt and Aniston are like best friends. She's also still friends with most of her past boyfriends, including Owen Wilson (a brief fling), Gerard Butler (also a fling), Paul Rudd (also a fling, but they send birthday wishes to each other), John Mayer (he still likes her posts on Instagram), and Vaughn.

How does she sustain friendly relationships with all her exes?

Being friendly is one thing. FaceTiming and texting are another. Apparently, Aniston is even closer with her second ex-husband, Justin Theroux. They split just four years ago now, but they've apparently brushed their failed marriage under the carpet so well that they can now send each other texts and FaceTime together. Yeah, we don't understand it either. But it's still nice to see.

Here's everything we know about their post-divorce dynamic.

The Press Tried To Dramatize Their Amicable Split

During the ex-couples six-year relationship, the press scrutinized every move they made. They made up stories about them and dramatized everything. They questioned why it took them so long to tie the knot, why they weren't splitting their time between New York and L.A., etc. So you can probably tell that the attention put tensions on their relationship.

But when they announced their split in 2017, the press didn't die down; it only got worse. They blew everything out of proportion.

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The ex-couples joint statement said, "We have decided to announce our separation. This decision was mutual and lovingly made at the end of last year. We are two best friends who have decided to part ways as a couple but look forward to continuing our cherished friendship."

But just like the press dramatized their marriage, they dramatized their divorce. Stories aren't going to sell if one of the top A-listers in Hollywood was having an amicable separation. There are no juicy details. So they once again made things up.

Some claimed that the couples living arrangements were one of the biggest factors in their marriage's demise. According to them, Theroux wanted to live in New York because he "hated" Hollywood and didn't fit in with the lifestyle, while Aniston wanted to stay. Theroux squashed these rumors by telling Esquire, "That's a narrative that is not true, for the most part."

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"People create narratives that make themselves feel better or simplify things for them. That whole ‘This person likes rock ’n’ roll, that person likes jazz. Of course!’ That’s just not the case. It’s an oversimplification."

Ultimately the couple just grew apart. The constant hounding from the press probably didn't help tensions either, though. But it's all in their statement. There's nothing in it that hasn't come to pass. They're still in a "cherished friendship."

Theroux Revealed They Call And FaceTime

In the same Esquire interview, Theroux touched on his relationship with Aniston today. "I would say we’ve remained friends," he said. "We don’t talk every day, but we call each other. We FaceTime. We text."

"Like it or not, we didn’t have that dramatic split, and we love each other," he continued. "I’m sincere when I say that I cherish our friendship. We can not be together and still bring each other joy and friendship. Also, she makes me laugh very, very hard. She’s a hilarious person. It would be a loss if we weren’t in contact, for me personally. And I’d like to think the same for her."

Why have they survived as friends, you might ask, especially when it's extremely uncommon for exes to want to see each other ever again. It's all about having good relationships no matter what for Theroux. The love never dies.

"I think that when you get good at relationships—and here I am, single—if you love the person the same way you loved them in the relationship, it would behoove you to love them the same way out of the relationship," he explained as to why he and Aniston have remained friends. "Who wants to take a shit while you’re walking out the door?"

Theroux told Today that he's still stunned by the amount of media coverage his relationship with Aniston got while they were married and continues to get four years after their split.

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When he first started dating Aniston, he thought, "I'm essentially sort of a character actor and writer; there's not much there." At the time, Jason Bateman gave him great advice.

"He said, 'Look; in that side of the entertainment industry, a character is about to be born. And that character is you, but it's not you. That character is angry. That character has got a problem. That character is sweet. It's just this little soap opera that gets written in the margins," Theroux explained. Bateman told Theroux, "My advice is don't follow that guy's storyline."

Suffice to say, Theroux took his friend's advice.

Sadly, Theroux can't even go outside to walk his dog without getting headlines the next day reading, "Jennifer Aniston’s Ex-Husband Justin Theroux Cuts a Lonely Figure in NYC." Even the simplest things get dramatized. He can't even meet a friend at the park. Similarly, Aniston can't even go out into her backyard without drones and helicopters snapping some photos of her. We think they need to go on a break from stalking the ex-couple.

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