The cast of Friends developed a strong bond during the show and continued to support each other even after the sitcom ended. They appeared in each other's projects, such as Lisa Kudrow's Web Therapy and Courteney Cox's Cougar Town. They celebrated milestones together, attended premiere events, and supported each other at award ceremonies. Even decades after the show ended in 2004, the Friends cast remained close.

They stayed in touch and reached out to each other, knowing they could count on their support.

The strong bond they formed during their time on the show carried on outside of the studio. The cast members made appearances in each other's new projects, although they never reprised their roles as Friends characters on-screen. Jennifer Aniston guest-starred on Courteney Cox's FX drama Dirt, playing a rival magazine editor.

Lisa Kudrow's series Web Therapy featured multiple appearances from her former co-stars. David Schwimmer directed episodes of the Friends spinoff Joey, which starred Matt LeBlanc. Courteney Cox joined Matthew Perry in his NBC sitcom Go On, where she played a woman set up on a date with Perry's character. The Friends cast also celebrated important moments in each other's lives. They came together for birthdays and big relationship events, showing their unwavering support. Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston, and Lisa Kudrow celebrated birthdays together, showcasing their strong bond. Cox played a significant role in Aniston's life, being her real-life maid of honor at her wedding to Justin Theroux. The cast members often spent Thanksgiving and Fourth of July together, creating lasting memories. Premiere events and award ceremonies were also occasions for the Friends cast to support each other.

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