Courteney Cox is still smitten with her costar Jennifer Aniston over two decades after they began their stint on NBC's Friends. 

The actress joined co-star Lisa Kudrow and Aniston at the 2019 SAG-AFTRA Foundation's Patron of the Artists Awards on Thursday night in Beverly Hills, where Aniston was honored with two Artists Inspiration Awards. 

Cox, 55, gushed to Entertainment Tonight backstage: 'She inspires me every day. She is incredible. [I'm] just so happy to be here to support her.'

Reunited: Courteney Cox is still smitten with her costar Jennifer Aniston over two decades after they began their stint on NBC's Friends

And the Friends love-fest hadn't stopped there, as Cox reunited with their other costar Matthew Perry earlier that day.

She shared the proof of their reunion to Instagram with a sweet selfie they took together at lunch. 

Cox captioned the selfie: 'Guess who I had lunch with today....I KNOW!! Could I BE any happier? #realfriends (sic)' 

Happy: And the Friends love-fest hadn't stopped there, as Cox reunited with their other costar Matthew Perry earlier that day

And Jennifer quipped on the event's red carpet that she didn't get an invite.

When asked about the picture, the 50-year-old actress joked to Entertainment Tonight: 'I know! How come we don't get invited to that?' 

During one of her acceptance speeches, Jennifer recalled her debut acting role in a commercial for the restaurant chain Bob's Big Boy, and how it 'changed [her] life forever' as she was accepted into the SAG-AFTRA union. 

On-stage: During one of her acceptance speeches, Jennifer recalled her debut acting role in a commercial for the restaurant chain Bob's Big Boy, and how it 'changed [her] life forever' as she was accepted into the SAG-AFTRA union

She told the audience - which included Leonardo DiCaprio and Paul Rudd - at the bash: 'I played the waitress at the tacky competitor serving up fast seafood, which is two things that should never ever go together. 

'My big line was, "The shrimp's up!" It felt, honestly, like the greatest day that had ever, ever existed. That was it. It changed my life. I finally got in.'

Jennifer says every job she's ever had has made an impact, including her 1993 big screen debut in Leprechaun as Tory Redding alongside Warwick Davis in the titular role. 

Throwback: Jennifer says every job she's ever had has made an impact, including her 1993 big screen debut in Leprechaun as Tory Redding alongside Warwick Davis in the titular role

She added: 'It was a huge moment. 'I was officially a working actor. I was part of a community of actors. 

'Every day and every job I've had since then feels like the greatest day that I've ever had. 

'Even the bit parts, I'm going to say it - even Leprechaun. They loved it.'