The latest season of The Morning Show brought some sizzle with the addition of Jon Hamm as billionaire Paul Marks, Jennifer Aniston’s on-screen love interest.

In a recent conversation with Variety, Aniston revealed that they opted not to have an intimacy coordinator present while filming their intimate scenes, despite the scenes being described as more revealing this season.

Aniston expressed feeling safe on set, crediting director Mimi Leder for creating a comfortable environment.

She highlighted Hamm’s respectful demeanor, emphasizing his constant checks on her well-being throughout the filming process.

The actress praised the meticulous planning that went into each scene, attributing the seamless execution to the collaboration between the director, editor, and production team.

When offered the option of an intimacy coordinator, Aniston initially hesitated, citing her familiarity with the industry and belief in their ability to navigate the scenes independently.

With Leder overseeing the process, both Aniston and Hamm felt confident in their performance.

Aniston reminisced about her longstanding friendship with Hamm, revealing that they were introduced by actor Paul Rudd over a decade ago, a connection she values deeply.

Reflecting on her character’s tumultuous romantic journey in the series, Aniston touched upon the challenges successful women face in balancing personal relationships with their professional pursuits.

She candidly shared her character’s struggles with marriage, clarifying that her remarks pertained to the storyline rather than her personal life.

Looking back on her experiences, Aniston expressed contentment with the path she has taken, embracing every triumph and setback as integral to her growth.

Despite the uncertainties surrounding the show’s future, The Morning Show has been greenlit for a fourth season, generating anticipation among fans for what lies ahead.