Courteney Cox Makes a ‘Friends’ Fan CRY

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Entertainment Tonight published this video item, entitled “Courteney Cox Makes a ‘Friends’ Fan CRY” – below is their description.

Courteney Cox photobombs a group of lucky ‘Friends’ fans and leaves one in tears. The actress, who starred as Monica Geller in the series, shared a video on Wednesday surprising fans who were touring the Warner Bros. lot. The hilarious moment happened at the iconic fountain where the intro of ‘Friends’ was filmed.

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