Jennifer Aniston took to social media on Sunday night to look back on her year with a montage reel.
The 54-year-old Morning Show star — whose ex-husband is Justin Theroux — stunned in one particular look from March 2023.
The Friends sensation showed off a striking, glittery, champagne-toned dress that hugged her fit figure,
She added a plush white shawl as she stood on a boat at nighttime.
Aniston's look was from the Paris leg of her Murder Mystery 2 press tour, where she dazzled alongside co-star Adam Sandler.
Aniston wrote in a caption to her 45.2 million followers, 'See ya 2023,' with a waving hand emoji.
She added that she was 'grateful' and included a praying hands emoji as well as a red heart.
And wrapping up the short and sweet note, she simply said: 'Happy New Year!'
Her fans have so far double-clicked the post more than 376,000 times to show their support.
Another sultry look the actress sported this year was a beaded silver mini dress with intricate detail.
The beauty bared her toned arms and legs in the slinky look, and wore her honey blonde-highlighted locks flowing over her chest.
One snapshot showed an assistant fastening the bombshell's matching silver high-heel shoes ahead of an event.
There was also an outtake that showed the siren waving to the camera as she headed into a luxury black SUV.
Aniston's 2023 send-off comes after it was revealed that intimacy coordinators are urging her to be 'open' to the need for their support after she refused help during a steamy sex scene with Jon Hamm because she is 'old school.'
The actress suggested she found it 'awkward' to discuss coordinating the racy encounter with the actor in the hit Apple TV series The Morning Show.
The intimacy professionals claimed the performer is not familiar with their work, and encouraged her to 'advocate' for them on set in order to help others to feel more comfortable.
Speaking exclusively to DailyMail.com, Samantha J McDonald, an Intimacy Directors & Coordinators certified coach, said: 'I hope someday my path crosses with hers and she’s open to hearing more about how an Intimacy Coordinator functions, and how best to utilize working with one as an actor, or director, or crew member, or writer, or producer.
