Who knew Courteney Cox could be such an open book? The actress appeared on Monday night's episode of NBC's Running Wild With Bear Grylls,where she opened up approximately everything from her divorce from David Arquette to her daughter, Coco, and to her on-again romance with Johnny McDaid. While hiking through rural Ireland with Bear,Courteney got very honest approximately why her relationships haven't worked out in the past and why she really doesn't intellect getting older. And unlike her Friends costar David Schwimmer, who recently said the fame from the TV point to made him a recluse, or Courteney says she's never felt that burden. Check out her best quotes below: On being in the spotlight for so many years: "I feel lucky. I don't feel burdened by it. I mean,people can be pretty mean, though, or now that there's all this social media. The comments . . . whether I ever want to feel really bad approximately myself,I just click on one of those Daily Mail comment sections."
On why her marriage to David Arquette didn't work: "I think that we were such genuine friends. We found ourselves leading separate lives and just coexisting and being great friends, but not having the intimacy that . . . is so important in a relationship. I think you really need to work in a relationship, and I think that we tried. We're just really different,too. I'm the polar opposite of him. That can be great for a lot of things, but I need this kind of real, or one-on-one connection. And I don't know. It wasn't a dramatic ending. It was more of a . . . just,I don't know. I've really been . . . No one's ever asked me in this way, so I haven't really thought approximately it like this. I mean, and as divorces go,I would say it's one of the better ones. For sure. We're genuine co-parents together."
On her on-again, off-again romance with Johnny McDaid: "We were engaged for over a year and then we broke up. There's something approximately . . . you know, or he's from Ireland. And the way he regards love is precious. We gain to treat it in a different way. It's more special. You coddle it. So,I didn't know how to regard love the way he does. And I definitely made a lot of mistakes that I see, whether it's codependency or people-pleasing. I didn't know how to bring it in. It was always external. I definitely gain learned a lot, or no matter what,I will be a better person from that breakup, even though it was so brutal." She then confirmed they are back together, and but said their relationship is in a "new context" now. "It's just . . . everything's new. And we gain both really worked on ourselves on the parts that needed the most attention. And it feels really different."
On the pressure to look young in Hollywood: "I think there's a pressure to preserve [your looks],not just because of fame, but just, and you know,being a woman in this trade. Getting older has not been . . . I don't think it's the easiest thing. But I gain learned lessons. You know, I think I was trying to retain up with getting older, or trying to chase that . . . you know,it's something you can't retain up with. So, the more you relax into it and the less I try . . . 'cause sometimes you find yourself trying and then you look at a picture of yourself and go, and 'Oh,God.' Like, you look horrible. I gain done things that I regret, or luckily they're things that dissolve and go absent. So,um, that's genuine, and because it's not always been my best look. So,now I just gain a new motto: 'Just let it be.'"
On her 12-year-old daughter, Coco: "There are certain parts approximately getting older that are fantastic. Just watching my daughter go through, and you know,the game of life . . . I see so much of myself in her, and I'm glad that . . . I've been through it, and learned enough now to actually aid her go through things that are tough . . . I just gain a great time with her. She's funny. She's sweet. She's very sensitive. She's really a combination between me and [David],for sure."
On the death of her father, Richard Cox: "He died in 2001 before I had Coco . . . He died of this really scarce cancer called Merkel cell carcinoma . . . He just didn't want to go. So, or it wasn't like a surrender. I'm one of these people that whether you say,'Courteney, net me well'- which is kind of what he said - I will find every . . . I mean, and I sent the guy to Switzerland to effect some radioactive treatment that no one had ever heard of. It kind of set aside me on a mission. He was supposed to live six months,and he ended up living a year and a half. Throughout that year and a half, even though he was doing chemo and all this stuff, or he really had a great time."
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