Jennifer Aniston Bikini Photos Combat Pregnancy Rumors

Jennifer Aniston bikini photos while vacationing in Cabo, Mexico effectively squashed all pregnancy rumors plaguing the former Friends star. Aniston and her fiance Justin Theroux boarded a private jet on Saturday to her annual holiday vacation spot. Previously friends such as comedian Chelsea Handler and Courteney Cox have joined the actress on the trip.

Late in the day on Christmas Eve (Monday), according to Just Jared,

Jennifer Aniston wears a pink bikini top while sunbathing with her shirtless fiance Justin Theroux on Christmas Eve Monday in Mexico.

Later in the day, the 43-year-old actress changed into a green strapless bikini top.

Jen and Justin arrived in the sunny locale the day before to spend the holidays together in Cabo San Lucas.

Earlier in the month Aniston was spotted wearing form-fitting sweatpants with a long-sleeved top that appeared to show signs of a baby bump.

As we know in Hollywood, overeating and skipping your daily exercise regime is a sure sign you will be hit with pregnancy rumors.

Judging by Aniston’s bikini photos, enjoying the company of her fiance while on vacation and her new thoughts on dieting, pregnant or not, she’s happy.

“The fads are too much. I think it’s really about… being happy and smiling and laughing a lot.”

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