Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco Cause Chaos in Jennifer Aniston’s Mansion

Actress Jennifer Aniston is known for fiercely protecting her privacy—and it seems that, even where her A-list pals like Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco are concerned, the actress refuses to implement an open-door policy at her $21 million Los Angeles mansion.

At least, that is, when they’re putting together an entertaining Instagram skit.

Aniston, 57, enlisted Gomez, 33, and Blanco, 37, to play a lovable married couple invading the “Friends” star’s luxurious abode and wreaking havoc for a new social media video touting both Aniston’s haircare line, Lolavie, and Gomez’s Rare Beauty brand.

In a video shared by the trio, Blanco can be seen arriving at Aniston’s home, banging on the front door and asking to be let in as the actress whispers to the cameras, “Who is that? Say I’m not here,” before ducking behind a console in an attempt to hide.

Undeterred, Blanco makes his way to the wall of windows at the back of the property, hammering on the glass while yelling, “Jen!”

Convinced that she has managed to fool him into thinking nobody is home, Aniston then strolls into her kitchen—where she is met by Blanco, who has not only found a way inside the dwelling but is also helping himself to a carrot from her fridge.

“Hey, I’ve been looking for you,” Blanco says, before pointing at his hair.

Aniston stammers, “How is … where did you … you know what, never mind. Let’s do it!” She then guides the music producer to her private beauty room.

“Such a head of hair,” she says as Blanco walks past her—only to then find Gomez, who has made herself happily at home inside Aniston’s walk-in closet and dressing room, where she is seen perched at the vanity doing her makeup.

“What are you doing here?” Blanco asks his wife, who responds with the same question, prompting her husband to explain: “I’m here for my appointment!”

Aniston then rounds the corner and happens upon Gomez, who says, “Oh, hey, Jen! I thought I’d bring you some little gifts from Rare!”

Having thanked the singer and actress for the “sweet” gesture, Aniston gets to work on Blanco’s ‘do, sitting him down in a chair in front of a large mirror while running her fingers through his curls.

“Wow, God giveth, huh?” Aniston remarks about Blanco’s hair, as he jokes: “Are you separating the nest back there?”

“No, I didn’t realize … oop, no creatures!” the actress responds. “It’s good.”

She then begins spraying Blanco’s hair, using a variety of Lolavie products, including a detangler, which she urges him to start applying to his “gorgeous head of curls” when he gets out of the shower.

“Who did you see who made you want to come and do this today?” Aniston questions, as Blanco blames her close friend, actor Jason Bateman, for inspiring the appointment.

When Aniston is finally done with her styling process, Blanco is full of praise.

“It feels the softest it’s ever felt! It’s the softest my hair has ever felt,” he tells her.

However, Gomez and Blanco’s invasion of her home does not end there—Aniston soon discovers that her client’s wife has been quietly raiding her closet as the hair appointment was going on.

“Jen, is this the giveaway pile, because I see about, like, eight more things,” Gomez says, while holding up several black blazers she has purloined from Aniston’s personal collection.

Aniston urges Gomez to “take whatever you want,” only for Blanco to then begin rifling through her shoe closet, grabbing a pair of too-small Jimmy Choo heels that he then tries to jam his feet into.

Eventually, Gomez and Blanco’s intrusion comes to an end, and they are seen making their way out of Aniston’s home, laden with armfuls of her belongings. In return, they offer her a tiny tote bag filled with Rare Beauty products.

“Oh, my gosh, I love this,” Aniston tells them, before closing her front door and whispering, “That was so weird.”

The video received high praise from the trio’s celebrity friends, including actress Sandra Bullock, who offered herself up as the next client for Aniston’s styling session, while “One Tree Hill” star Sophia Bush simply commented: “Iconic.”

Blanco also posted his own comment on the video, writing: “My hair has never felt better.”

The music producer could easily return to Aniston’s abode for another styling session should he want to. The extraordinary Beverly Hills mansion that he and Gomez purchased for $35 million in December 2024 is less than a 20-minute drive from the “Friends” star’s longtime L.A. abode, which she bought for $21 million in 2012.

However, if Aniston wishes to escape any unwanted houseguests in the future, she could always decamp to her other California dwelling, a stunning Montecito dwelling that she purchased from fellow A-lister Oprah Winfrey for $14.8 million in September 2022.

The actress spent several years renovating her Santa Barbara abode, adding many modern touches, including metal and glass balconies, a stunning backyard pool, and a few exterior seating areas.

It’s unclear whether the actress has opted to add or remove any bedrooms inside the 4,320-square-foot home. What’s clear is that she has made some rather drastic changes to the overall aesthetic of the abode, both inside and out.

Details about the property itself have been kept under wraps. However, it’s understood that it was built in 1999 and offers views of the ocean.

Aniston has plenty of experience in home design, having worked to completely overhaul her midcentury modern Los Angeles dwelling more than a decade ago, starting work soon after purchasing the A. Quincy Jones–designed abode.

The stunning dwelling—which sits on a 3.27-acre lot—somewhat dwarfs her Montecito abode, offering 10,186 square feet of living space, which includes seven bedrooms and 11 bathrooms.

The home served as the location of Aniston’s 2015 wedding to Justin Theroux, which took place three years after she purchased the property for a jaw-dropping $20.9 million. The couple divorced in 2018.

According to Architectural Digest, Aniston collaborated with designer Stephen Shadley to renovate the home, being careful to maintain the original midcentury aesthetic.

The refresh included hand-painted wallpaper, silk rugs, and abstract paintings.

Other chic features include a lavish courtyard, gardens, landscaped terraces, an inviting pool, and a separate guesthouse.