Who is Jennifer Aniston’s secret lover?
Jennifer Aniston secret former fling, film lightman Brian Bouma speaks up about their short-lived romance in 2008.
He was the lighting technician for the film she was featured as the lead star. But it was him who lit up when she approached him on location shoot. And she had him at hello. Thus, so revealed Jennifer Aniston’s short-lived secret lover, Brian Bouma.
The film crew member tells the latest issue of Star magazine how he met Brad Pitt’s ex-wife, Jennifer Aniston and how their romantic relationship blossomed into what for him was something beautiful, albeit short-lived.
The 40-year-old key grip claimed that ‘she came on to him at the set of “Love Happens” during their film production in Canada in 2008.
'As a lighting technician, you learn not to approach the talent,' he tells the latest issue of Star magazine. 'But she approached me,' Bouma was quoted as saying by
He said: 'I was only on set for seven hours. But the old quote says it best: "She had me at hello".
But he was easy, he said. It was not difficult to respond to a big star, like Jennifer.
'I had a crush on her. It was impossible not to. Jennifer knocked my socks off,' Brian gushed, pouring out his then strong feelings for the actress.
And during their time together, he said that he knew everything they sad about her ‘being lonely’ is far from reality.
'Jen is not the person people think she is. All that stuff about her being lonely is just ridiculous,' Bouma said, according to The Daily Mail.
Bouma and Aniston were seen together leaving at a party in the actress’s bestfriend, Courtney Cox February 2008. He claimed to spend ten days with Jennifer in Los Angeles that same month.
Their relationship ended late 2008 when he said he ended it when Aniston went on to see John Meyer on and off. Bouma concluded having no regrets after the split, saying: 'She's a lovely, smart woman and a fabulous person'.
Brian Bouma has worked in various films in various capacities as a miscellaneous crew member. He was part of 2010 ‘The A-Team’ (technician: Scorpio, technocrane operator); 2006 ‘X-Men: The Last Stand’ (dolly grip: "a" camera); 2008 ‘The Incredible Hulk’ ((dolly grip in specific segments); 2008 ‘The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian’ (key grip); and 2003 ‘X2’ (dolly grip).
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