Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox are still the best of friends as they enjoy dinner together, 13 years after TV show ended
THE actresses dined with pals Tabitha Simmons and Sara Foster at Sunset Tower, West Hollywood.
JENNIFER Aniston and Courteney Cox proved they’re still very much firm friends 13 years after the iconic show ended, as they dined together last night in West Hollywood.
The actresses, both looking ageless in black, were joined at Sunset Tower by pals Tabitha Simmons and Sara Foster.
They were in fine spirits, with Jennifer particularly playful as she placed a hand on her friend’s cheek and puckered up for the cameras.
Jennifer, 48, wore a plunging black top and emanated a golden glow, while 53-year-old Courteney’s complexion looked flawless and she covered up in a plain dress.
The Horrible Bosses star graced the cover of the October edition of Harper’s Bazaar and admitted she could only think about the state of her nails when Justin Theroux proposed to her.
Jennifer posed for iconic photographer Mariano Vivanco for three sensational cover shots.
She was interviewed by Justin’s best pal, and the woman who took the role of best man at their wedding, Amy Sedaris.
When asked about the moment Justin, 46, popped the question, Jennifer said: “I usually just buff my nails.
!I don’t have the patience to let my nails dry. When Justin proposed he put that freaking ring on my finger, and I was like, ‘Holy c**p, now I’m going to have to get manicures.’”
Jennifer and Justin tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in the states in August 2015.
The pair are currently based in New York, where Jennifer is currently renovating their apartment.
Speaking about her mini-career change, Jennifer said: “I love it. I’m getting antsy to do another project.
“It’s a hell of an expensive hobby, though. If I wasn’t acting, I would do that full-time…
“You should have seen Justin. We walked in one day after they’d been doing the demo, and he was like, ‘Holy s**t. What are we doing?’
“And I was like, ‘We’re redoing the house, babe. We gotta take the wall down to put up a nicer one.’
“They say building houses can make or break a couple. I was so used to doing it on my own, and there were moments when I was like, “Don’t say no so fast.”… It wasn’t very hard because he loved whatever I brought to him.”
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