Jennifer Aniston unveiled why she never opted for any other TV show after Friends. According to her, the kind of fun and experience she had on the sets of the popular NBC sitcom was of a

Aniston and Cox's friendship is still going strong 20 years after the sitcom that changed their lives forever ended. The Morning Show star honored Cox on her 60th birthday earlier this year, praising her BFF as a "powerful, magical, mystical, interesting, interested, ferociously talented girl."

The “Friends” alum, 55, posted a photo showing a series of blurry, mostly black-and-white Polaroid snaps of her, “Friends” co-star Courteney Cox, 60, and other revelers as they enjoyed the occasion.

Other famous faces who have been known to join Aniston's Friendsgiving festivities include her ex-husband Justin Theroux, Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, and Jimmy Kimmel — who famously criticized her Friendsgiving for including the same foods as Thanksgiving.

Jennifer Aniston’s parties are well-known in Hollywood. She loves to host her friends over at her $21 million Bel Air estate — from pumpkin carving to Emmy-viewing events— Aniston’s home is the place to be.

Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox got Us in the holiday spirit by kicking off Thanksgiving early. “A few scenes from Friendsgiving,” Aniston, 55, wrote via Instagram on Monday, November 25, alongside Polaroids of the pair all smiles at the party.

Jennifer Aniston posted photos from her annual Friendsgiving party and fans were quick to notice her former Frends co-star Courtney Cox was in attendance.