You know when I feel inwardly beautiful? When I am with my girlfriends and we are having a ’goddess circle’.

Aniston frames “beauty” as an internal state produced by connection rather than appearance. The “goddess circle” image suggests a supportive, women-centered space—friends gathered in intimacy, affirmation, and shared experience—where self-judgment relaxes and self-worth is mirrored back through community. The quote also subtly critiques conventional celebrity beauty culture: instead of locating beauty in external validation, she locates it in belonging, play, and mutual care. In this sense, “inwardly beautiful” becomes a feeling of wholeness and ease that arises when one is seen and accepted by trusted peers.