Courteney Cox wishes her Friends co-star Matt LeBlanc a very happy 54th birthday on social media
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Courteney Cox took to Instagram on Sunday to wish her Friends co-star Matt LeBlanc a very happy birthday.
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Courteney Cox took to Instagram on Sunday to wish her Friends co-star Matt LeBlanc a very happy birthday.

LeBlanc celebrates his 54th birthday on Sunday, with Cox, 57, taking to Instagram, sharing a snap of her with LeBlanc.

'Happy birthday to this GEM of a human being @mleblanc,' Cox said in her Instagram story post.

Cox's birthday post comes just a day after she sent birthday wishes to her boyfriend Johnny McDaid, who turned 45 on Saturday.

''Happy Birthday to my best friend and love,' Cox, began in her birthday message to McDaid.

'He's the kindest, most patient, best listener, curious, caring, not to mention talented and gorgeous partner. I love you jmd. x,' she concluded.

Her birthday wishes also come just days after she was nominated for an Emmy for Friends: The Reunion special.

Cox along with Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer were nominated for Outstanding Variety Special for their work as executive producers on the HBO Max sit down.

Though she said she was 'so happy,' their work was being 'recognized,' she very honestly said that it was not what she had in mind for her first Emmy.

'Honestly, I am so happy that the reunion has been recognized because I think it's terrific,' she began, adding that Ben Winston (the mastermind behind the reunion) and his crew 'did a great job.'

She continued to say: 'That's not exactly the Emmy I was looking for. I'm being honest with you.'

The show has received 62 Emmy nominations in total and six wins including an award for Outstanding Comedy Series in 2002.

Among the wins, Kudrow took home the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series in 1998, and in 2002 Aniston won Outstanding Lead Actress.

Schwimmer was nominated in 1995 for Outstanding Supporting Actor, while Perry was nominated for Outstanding Actor in 2002 as was LeBlanc — who also received consecutive nominations in 2003 and 2004.

Cox returns as Gale Weathers in the highly-anticipated Scream movie, the latest installment of the beloved horror franchise.