TV show Friends is one of those evergreen sitcoms that still remains undeniably popular even after so many years of its release. Where fans love its cast members, their chemistry, plot,

Jennifer Aniston has reminded everyone that her Thanksgiving celebration is the ultimate Friend Goals as she gave fans a sneak peak into her annual dinner. The actress took to Instagram stories to share polaroids from her “Friendsgiving” dinner with Friends co-star and real-life bestie Courteney Cox, along with several more of her famous pals.

Other famous faces who have been known to join Aniston's Friendsgiving festivities include her ex-husband Justin Theroux, Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, and Jimmy Kimmel — who famously criticized her Friendsgiving for including the same foods as Thanksgiving.

Aniston and Cox's friendship is still going strong 20 years after the sitcom that changed their lives forever ended. The Morning Show star honored Cox on her 60th birthday earlier this year, praising her BFF as a "powerful, magical, mystical, interesting, interested, ferociously talented girl."

Jennifer Aniston has reminded everyone that her Thanksgiving celebration is the ultimate Friend Goals as she gave fans a sneak peak into her annual dinner. The actress took to Instagram stories to share polaroids from her “Friendsgiving” dinner with Friends co-star and real-life bestie Courteney Cox,

It’s been 20 years since the rom-com series of a generation, Friends, last aired, but its place in pop culture is eternal. The fashionable yet struggling Rachel Green, played by Jennifer Aniston, is a relatable character with a shag that sparked an epic eponymously-named hairstyle trend (the Rachel!