Courteney Cox, who turned 60 in June, isn’t upset about getting older and doesn’t think time has changed her “one bit.” “I’m fine with that. I love my life and I love continuing to work after all this time. I feel very grateful. If anything, I’m probably more compassionate now,” she said in a magazine interview.
The actor said: “I say what I think, but people who know me can take it. With me, you certainly get what you get.”
The Scream actress, who has a 20-year-old daughter, Coco, with ex-husband David Arquette and is in a relationship with Snow Patrol’s Johnny McDaid, feels her creative nature has helped her stay young at heart.
She explained: “Overcoming challenges, being creative and thinking outside the box is what makes life exciting. It keeps you young.”
Looking back on her life, Cox regrets being a “comparative person” while working on Friends with Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer, Matt LeBlanc and the late Matthew Perry.
“The only thing I wish I hadn’t been is a comparative person. There are a lot of things that can upset your ego being on a show with an ensemble like that. It’s hard. It was a lot of learning for me. I wish I had never spent time comparing,” she said.
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