Jennifer Aniston Supports Selena Gomez & Justin Bieber Reunion? 'Sweetheart' Dating Advice

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez MIGHT get back together - eventually. And supposedly 46-year-old Hollywood beauty Jennifer Aniston would totally support this romantic reunion!

Ah, young love - Aniston still believes!

According to the popular gossip webloid HollywoodLife.com, the former "Friends" starlet made a connection with the 21-year-old "Sorry" crooner when they were finally introduced backstage at the Ellen DeGeneres Show earlier this month. Perhaps they didn't discuss Bieber's past relationship with the 23-year-old "Good For You" songstress, but Aniston still thinks she should give the Biebs another chance:

"Jennifer thinks Justin is an absolute sweetheart. A doll," an alleged insider explains. "If Selena were to reunite with him in a serious relationship, she would most definitely give her and them as a couple her blessing."

Meanwhile, a rep for Justin Theroux's wife recently denied such claims (via GossipCop.com).

Rumors suggest that Aniston already shared some intimate "dating advice" over dinner with Gomez when she initially broke things off with Bieber last year:

"Jennifer was definitely giving Selena love advice. I overheard both of them say Justin's name and Jennifer was doing most of the talking and Selena was doing a lot of nodding... They were pretty much talking to each other the whole time, while the two guys were in their own conversation," another snitch revealed back in May 2014. "They were talking, they were laughing, they seemed to be really into the conversation."

But will Jelena take this opinion seriously?

Meanwhile, Bieber's highly-anticipated new album Purpose officially hits airwaves today (Friday, November 13). The beloved pop sensation seemingly "begs" for Gomez's attention on several songs (including "No Pressure"):

Other hit singles already include "What Do You Mean?" and "Where Are U Now."

Sound-off in the comments section below, MstarsNews readers. Should they get back together by 2016?