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Courteney Cox, 57, on aging and realizing “I’m actually looking really strange with injections”

"There’s nothing wrong with being 60, I just can’t believe it. Time goes so fast"

Newsroom February 21 10:45

Courteney Cox is comfortable in her skin. In fact, the Friends star is looking forward to turning 60.

“I feel like I’m young. I have a lot of friends in their 30s and I don’t think about it. To me we’re the same age until I actually study it,” Cox told the Sunday Times.

Of course, that doesn’t mean it isn’t hard to believe that she’ll hit her 60s in just a few years.

“Oh God, it’s so hard to even hear or say. I can’t believe it,” said Cox, who stars in the new comedy horror TV series, Shining Vale. “There’s nothing wrong with being 60, I just can’t believe it. Time goes so fast. There’s no question that I am more grounded, I’ve learnt so much in my life — what to enjoy, what to try to do more of and what to let go of”.

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One of the things Cox has let go of are certain cosmetic procedures that left her looking “fake.” In a 2017 interview with New Beauty, Cox explained why she had her facial fillers dissolved, and “learned to embrace” her real face. Now, she says she’s more at peace with aging.

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