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Courteney Cox reunites with 'Friends' co-stars Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow on 55th birthday

Courteney Cox Fast Facts
By Michelle Ewing, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
June 17, 2019

Could there be a more epic reunion?

Much to fans' delight, actress Courteney Cox marked her 55th birthday Saturday with a pair of familiar faces: "Friends" co-stars Jennifer Aniston and Lisa Kudrow.

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"How lucky am I to celebrate my birthday with these two???" Cox captioned a photo of the trio in an Instagram post Saturday. "I love you girls. So much."

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Kudrow, aka Phoebe Buffay, commented: "LOVE you girls! Happy happy Court."

The "Smelly Cat" singer also wished Cox, who played Monica Geller on the iconic sitcom, a happy birthday in a separate Instagram post.

"Just remembering Court, I will ALWAYS be older than you," Kudrow, also 55, quipped.

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Aniston, 50, does not have an Instagram account, BuzzFeed reported.

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