The actress in charge of giving life to Monica Geller in ‘Friends’, among other well-known roles, has acknowledged on several occasions that she was not satisfied and that she removed her grafts.
played one of the most beloved characters in one of the most revered ‘sitcoms’ in history, so Courteney Cox has earned to be part, in her own way, of the history of television. In friends Cox played the always unforgettable Monica Gelleran endearing character obsessed with order who starred in one of the most solid love stories in comedy, but it is not the only popular role of the actress.
Courteney Cox also played one of the staples of the saga screamthe reporter and writer Gale Weathers who will embody again in the sixth installment of the horror franchise, and starred in the series for years Cougar Town. Likewise, the actress premiered a new series in 2022, Shining Valea horror fiction about a family that moves to a new and gloomy place in which he played the main role.
Like the rest of his classmates in friendsCox, who is now 58 years old, has experienced a remarkable physique in the 20 years that have passed since the denouement of the series, but, unlike other Hollywood stars, He has not been afraid to admit in recent years that he has mishandled everything related to the changes associated with age in his day.
The actress has acknowledged that in the past she underwent a series of cosmetic facial touch-ups, specifically facial Botox and hyaluronic acid injections, but that at one point she realized that she did not like the result.
There was a time when you’re like, ‘Oh, I’m changing. I look older. And I didn’t realize that, oh shit, she actually she looked really weird on me with injections and doing things to my face that she would never do to her now.
The actress admitted it loud and clear in statements to Sunday Times in 2022, in an interview in which he assured having sought to stay young through touch-ups and that he had later regretted the result.
It wasn’t the first time he told it. Years earlier, in 2017, Courteney Cox opened up about how i had started with the injections: “I grew up thinking that appearance was the most important thing. And that’s a bit sad because it got me into trouble. I was trying very hard to keep up and I actually made things worse,” he then explained to newbeauty. “What would end up happening is you go to a doctor who says, ‘You look great, but what would help is a little injection here or a filler there.’ realized, it’s good.’ Then someone tells you about another doctor: ‘This person is amazing. They make this person look so natural.’ You meet them and they say, ‘You should do this.’ Next thing you know is that you are in layers and layers and layers”
You have no idea because it’s gradual until you’re like, ‘Oh shit, this doesn’t look good.’ And it’s worse in photos than in real life.
Fortunately, Courteney Cox has learned a lot from all of that and has learned to embrace her beauty. As he said in the interview, removed all the fillers and completely changed the chip: “I’m as natural as I can be. I feel better because I look like myself. I think I’m more like the person I used to be now.”
Cox assured that she felt very comfortable with herself and learned to value her beauty, assuming that there are things that are inevitable that happen over time: “Everything is going to fall. I was trying not to make it fall, but that made me seem false. You need movement in your face, especially if you have thin skin like me. Those are not wrinkles, they are expression lines. I had to learn to embrace movement and realize that fillers are not my friend.”
