New year, same vacation.
Jennifer Aniston was photographed enjoying her annual trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, with friends, including Jason Bateman.
The bikini-clad actress, 55, put her toned body on display in a hot pink triangle top and light blue bottoms as the group lounged by a luxury pool.
Aniston accessorized her resort-chic ensemble with aviator-style sunglasses, wearing her caramel-highlighted hair down and wavy.
Cameras captured her removing a sheer pink sarong that she wore slung from her hips.
As for Bateman, he, too, showed off his fit physique.
The shirtless actor, 55, sported dark swim trunks, showcasing his six-pack abs and muscular arms.
He completed his casual look with black shades and a matching trucker hat.
The “Arrested Development” star was also snapped throwing a football around with a pal.
Additional photos of the gang’s getaway featured shots of Aniston arriving at the pool in gray shorts and a cropped white tank top, which she paired with a sun hat.
She was seen chatting up a storm with other members of the group.
Meanwhile, Bateman showed up to the pool in a preppy outfit featuring a light pink golf shirt tucked into dark shorts, which he styled with a brown belt.
At one point, he even helped move one of the umbrellas.
Aniston recently gave insight into her well-rounded wellness routine ahead of her 56th birthday next month, telling Allure in an interview published earlier this week that she follows an “80/20 approach” to health and fitness.
“You’ve got to live your life. No restrictions — except hard drugs,” she explained.
“Eighty percent healthy living and then 20 percent is: Go have a martini, go have your pizza and burgers and stay up late with your friends. There’s a balance.”
When it comes to exercise, the Emmy winner said she “absolutely loves” Pvolve — a low-impact functional workout program she partnered with in 2023.
“I work out minimum four times a week,” she shared. “If I’m working, sadly, sometimes I can only get in two or three [workouts], but as long as I get it in, that’s all that matters.”
According to Aniston, “strength training is the most important thing for women in their 50s” because “if you lose muscle, your bones get brittle,” which can lead to “osteoporosis.”
“We fall down, we break a hip and that’s a wrap,” she said, adding that “we’ve got to love our bodies,” which are doing the “best” they can.
“Of course, we’re all going to grow older,” she acknowledged, “but how can we thrive as we grow older? And that is about giving your body the attention that it deserves.”
The “Morning Show” star also tries to “meditate in the morning” and “stretch before bed.”
She admittedly “didn’t understand working out until [her] 30s and 40s” but has yet to master the art of getting a good night’s sleep.
“I’ve been really trying to work on my sleep hygiene, and I hate those words,” Aniston confessed, noting that she’s “been trying hard to put [herself] in bed during the week at 10 p.m., turn everything off and then just sit there and let the world come crashing in.”
The “We’re the Millers” star hopes to redefine the “rules” of aging by approaching her late 50s with a mindset of “positivity and gratitude.”
“What’s the alternative?” she asked rhetorically.
“I’m trying not to think about growing older. I try not to think about age. The world will always be there telling us what your age is and what women should do in society when you’re this or that.”
She emphasized, “We can make our own rules. It’s all bulls–t.”