Courteney Cox is a double denim delight as she steps out for lunch with friends in Los Angeles
She achieved global stardom on the sitcom Friends.
And Courteney Cox was glimpsed in Los Angeles this Wednesday enjoying a lunch outing with a few of her real-life pals.
The 55-year-old buttoned herself into a sky blue denim blouse, which she tucked into her darker jeans to emphasize her trim figure.
Friends icon: Courteney Cox was glimpsed in Los Angeles this Wednesday enjoying a lunch outing with a few of her real-life pals
Letting her trademark black hair down, she accessorized with hoop earrings, a pair of aviators and a black leather handbag.
The TV icon shares a 15-year-old daughter called Coco Arquette with her dashing ex-husband, actor and pro wrestler David Arquette.
Courteney told People of Coco last year: ‘I want her to tell me everything, and she doesn’t want to tell me anything. Exactly the opposite of the childhood I had.’
Sleek and chic: The 55-year-old buttoned herself into a sky blue denim blouse, which she tucked into her darker jeans to emphasize her trim figure
The mother-of one, who is no longer with Coco’s father, shared: ‘We bicker, let’s be honest, but we love each other. We laugh a lot, for sure.’
David and Courteney co-starred in all four Scream movies, the first of which bowed in 1996 and the most recent of which was released in 2011.
They married in 1999 in San Francisco and in 2004 welcomed Coco, whose godmother is Courteney’s Friends co-star Jennifer Aniston.
Hunk: Courteney has spent nearly the past half-decade engaged to Snow Patrol’s Johnny McDaid, telling People last autumn: ‘I’m married in my heart’; pictured this February
The couple went public with their separation in October 2010, a month after Scream 4 wrapped filming and half a year before it bowed in theaters.
Within the next two years, the divorce was finalized, and Courteney has spent nearly the past half-decade engaged to Snow Patrol’s Johnny McDaid.
‘We’re not married. I’m married in my heart,’ Courteney said in a People interview last autumn, dismissing the legal title as ‘a label.’
