While she's known to steer away from discussing her love life, the Morning Show star weighed in on the matter during an interview with host Bruce Bozzi on the SiriusXM podcast Lunch with Bruce. The Emmy winner is not one of those people who have managed to fall in love during the coronavirus pandemic. "No one of importance has hit my radar yet," she disclosed. "But I think it's time. I think I'm ready to share myself with another." For Aniston, who split from husband Justin Theroux in 2017 after less than three years of marriage, being in a relationship had not been a priority. "I loved really being my own woman. I've been a part of a couple since I was 20, so there was something really nice about taking the time." Now that she's considering jumping back into the dating pool, she'll be sticking to non-digital connections. "No Tinders and no Rayas please," she told Bozzi. "I'm an old-school girl."