Courteney Cox is never far from her most beloved characters. Cox rose to international fame starring as Monica E. Geller for 236 episodes of the NBC sitcom “Friends,” which ran from 1994 to 2004.
Monica is one of the six main fictional characters in the show, and she is a chef known for her “cleanliness, competitiveness and obsessive-compulsive nature”.
Cox recently wowed fans by channeling her inner Monica when she took it upon herself to clean the Hollywood Walk of Fame less than a month after being honored with a star on the walkway.
Courteney Cox Says ‘Somebody’s Gotta’ Clean Hollywood Walk Of Fame
Just like her character Monica, the 58-year-old filmmaker goes into cleaning mode on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, regardless of passers-by. She made a video of herself doing a patriotic act and shared it on Instagram in collaboration with her home care brand Homecourt.
The reel begins with a view of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame before showing the crowd walking, with several people scattering their shoes on the medal. Cox then emerged from a nearby store with cleaning supplies, including liquid cleaner and a ticket roll, before kneeling down to wipe the star.
Although he didn’t get to reach all the stars, the video showed him handling his co-stars and co-stars Laura Dern, Reese Witherspoon, and Jennifer Aniston. During the cleanup, the “Masters of the Universe” cast, dressed in jeans, a long-sleeved turtleneck blouse, and black boots, told passers-by that they could walk around the stars.
In the caption, she wrote, “Somebody has to do it,” while the post has 6.8 million views and counting, with over 759k likes. Additionally, more than 12k fans couldn’t help but react in the comments section, including celebrities like Witherspoon and “Friends” co-star Lisa Kudrow.
The “Legally Blonde” actress exclaimed, “Thanks for keeping us clean, Court!!” Instead, Kudrow said, “Just the best thing ever.”
Demi Moore found the reel funny as she used a laughing emoji, adding “love it.” Another commenter joked, “Not only is the health department clean, Monica is clean.” A fifth fan noted that Cox cares about “her girl,” while another follower acknowledged her brand by stating, “Stars shine brighter with Homecourt.”
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In February, the “Friends” alum was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, making him the 2,750th person to be honored on the iconic avenue. She was joined by her former co-stars, Aniston, Kudrow, and Dern, who all shared beautiful tributes during the awards ceremony.
Aniston showered the recipient with love by uploading three photos from the event featuring herself, Cox, and Kudrow wearing all black. Cox wore a sparkly dress with a jacket while the other women wore trousers and a trench coat. They appeared in high spirits in all the slides, including the last one — a flashback of them in a group hug.
Taking the caption, Aniston graced her old friend with moving words that showed the deep love the friends have for each other. “So proud of our girl @courteneycoxofficial today. I love this woman with absolutely every ounce of my heart and soul @lisakudrow and I am over the moon to be able to celebrate her and her incredible accomplishments,” he wrote.
‘Cougar Town’ Cast Will Not Attend Any Future “Friends” Reunions
While Cox has never shied away from reminding fans of her beloved character, Monica Geller, the Alabama native has no intention of reprising the role.
Months after the release of the HBO Max special “Friends: The Reunion,” Cox had a few things to say about reuniting with her former co-stars and her thoughts on possible future reunions. As reported, in an interview with Variety, he admitted that the reunion was very moving.
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The “Dirt” actor further talked about his relationship with his co-star, with whom he is “very close” even though they don’t see each other very often. He added that the six main stars have not been in the same room since the series ended in 2004.
As for future reunions, he had no intention of participating. Cox indicated how old they were at the time, saying, “Can you imagine? We’re 80 years old and ‘let’s go back in,'” before expressing gratitude for being “part of something that’s still happening.”
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