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Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox look more alike than ever in sweet selfie... 21 years after wrapping Friends
They met on the set of Friends three decades ago, but Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox are proving their bond has never been stronger.
The duo delighted fans on Sunday after sharing a sweet selfie together on Instagram, instantly sparking comments about how alike they look.
In the image, Aniston, 56, wore a sleeveless black top and her signature golden-blonde locks, while Cox, 61, kept it casual in a button-down shirt, with her dark waves framing her face.
The pair leaned in close to the camera with matching soft, demure closed-lip smiles — their striking blue eyes only adding to the uncanny sister-like resemblance.
'We look so cute next to each other… so do they,' the pair captioned the joint post, which quickly drew thousands of likes.
That playful caption wasn't just about their own resemblance.
The second photo in the carousel displayed their respective business ventures — Aniston's LolaVie haircare line and Cox's Homecourt lifestyle collection — side by side, echoing their own enduring friendship.
Fans couldn't get enough, flooding the comments with both nostalgia and admiration. 'MONICA & RACHEL,' one user wrote.
Another commented: ''On screen best friends to in real life best friends, is something so beautiful. look at you two!!!'
Even actress Michelle Monaghan joined in, calling them 'This duo' with heart emojis as fans declared they were 'glowing.'
The lookalike moment comes as no surprise to their devoted fanbase.
The actresses have been inseparable since Friends catapulted them to global stardom in the 1990s.
Over the years, they've supported each other through marriages, milestones and Hollywood's ups and downs.
In 2021, Aniston launched her own haircare line, LolaVie, taking inspiration from her own nickname, Lola, which her friends affectionately gave her when she first moved to California.
The nickname was inspired by her love of the song Whatever Lola Wants.
Aniston was inspired to work on haircare brand LolaVie after she collaborated with the wildly popular label Living Proof, which she co-founded in 2012, before parting ways when it was sold to Unilever in 2016.
Last month, the star launched her brand's newest product, which could help her fans perfect her iconic Rachel chop from her Friends heyday.
While Aniston previously admitted she 'was not a fan' of the iconic Rachel chop, telling Allure in 2011 she thought it was the 'ugliest hair cut she had ever seen,' it quickly caught on with fans who were desperate to recreate the layers and bouncy blowout at home.
Cox launched her popular range of luxury home care products, Homecourt, in 2022.
Her company was inspired by her love for interior design and organization.
The products range from hand wash and hand cream to room deodorant, dish soap and surface cleaner.
Earlier this month, Aniston told People that most of their conversations are unrelated to their businesses.
'We usually talk interior design,' she told the publication. 'It kind of bores people to tears when we get into a room together. But it's what we love. It's our love language.'
She continued: 'It kind of bores people to tears when we get into a room together. But it's what we love. It's our love language.'
The the longtime pals met in 1994 on the set of their hit NBC sitcom, Friends.
