Courteney Cox is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful actresses in Hollywood, but she’s also been insecure and ‘messed up’ for way too long. read on!
Friends star Courteney Cox is a popular name around the world. Her iconic role as Monica Geller is still etched in everyone’s mind. Being in the entertainment business puts a lot of pressure on actors.
Similarly, Cox chose the same path
Feeling the need to look a certain way. This led to measures such as fillers and botox. Similarly, Cox chose the same path and now he regrets doing so. Because she couldn’t stop herself from continuing it. Recently, he reflected on his decision. And here’s what he had to say. Keep scrolling to find out!
Apart from the American sitcom
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Apart from the iconic American sitcom, Cox has also been a part of the popular film franchise Scream. Like many others, she felt insecure about getting older, and how it would affect her. Because of this, he did some regrettable things.
Kirby Johnson and Sarah Tann talk to Christensen
On the latest episode of the Glos Angeles Podcast, Courteney Cox shares how she regrets having too many fillers. Talking about it with hosts Kirby Johnson and Sarah Tan Christensen. Cox said, “It’s a domino effect. You don’t realize you look a little off, so you keep doing more, ’cause you make yourself look normal”.
At one point, Courteney Cox felt
The Friends star continued, “You look in the mirror and go, ‘Oh, that looks good’ … You don’t realize what that looks like to the person on the outside.” At one point, Courteney Cox realized that she had done too many of them and she “(had) to delete them.” Grateful for this, Kourtney said, “Thank goodness they’re removable. I messed up a lot and now luckily I was able to reverse most of them.”
their perception of the aging process
Courteney Cox further added that her perception of the aging process has also changed. She was insecure about it. As she put it, “To think that I was growing up when I was really young is just a bummer, a waste of time.” But as they say better late than never.
