Jennifer Aniston is hopeful that Mr. Right is still out there — even after a plethora of high-profile failed relationships.

"In her gut, Jen believes she'll eventually meet the right person," a source told Us Weekly on Wednesday.

The insider noted, however, that the 54-year-old actress is "not going to beat herself up if it doesn't happen" because she's genuinely "fine on her own."

A second source added that the "Friends" alum is "in a great place" these days.

"She's happy, healthy and fulfilled by her career, family and friends," the insider said. "[She's] been through a lot, but she feels blessed to be thriving personally and professionally.

Aniston was famously married to Brad Pitt from July 2000 to October 2005.

The pair divorced amid Pitt's suspected affair with his "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" co-star Angelina Jolie, with whom he had children and later married.

Jolie filed for divorce from Pitt in September 2016.

Aniston, for her part, moved on with Vince Vaughn and John Mayer before linking up with longtime friend Justin Theroux. 

They reconnected on the set of their 2011 movie, "Wanderlust," and began dating shortly after.

The two wound up saying "I do" in August 2015 but called it quits less than three years later, announcing in February 2018 that they were better off as friends.

Aniston — who has no children — only recently opened up about her secret years-long struggle to get pregnant.

In fact, during "all the years of [media] speculation" surrounding her fertility, Aniston was "going through IVF [and] drinking Chinese teas."

"I was throwing everything at it," she recalled in November 2022. "I would've given anything if someone had said to me, 'Freeze your eggs. Do yourself a favor.' You just don't think it. So here I am today. The ship has sailed."

Last week, the "Murder Mystery" star went viral for showing off her "natural," "gorgeous" and "refreshing" gray hair.

"[She feels] empowered looking at beauty from the inside out," the first source told Us Weekly.

"Sure, she's had subtle help here and there and occasional touch-up[s], but nothing too intense or over the top. She's way more interested in natural, organic beauty methods.

Aniston reportedly works out five times a week but "also indulges in treats and cheat days."

The actress recently admitted that her past obsession with cardio "burnt out and broke [her] body," so now she does more low-impact exercises to maintain her strength in a more balanced way.

She also explained why the phrase, "You look great for your age," is not actually a compliment, as the sentiment should be, "You look great — period."