It turns out the cast of Friends is actually there for each other in real life, too - and now that Jennifer Aniston is on Instagram, Friends fans are bound to see even more of their hang-out sessions.
Even though Aniston previously spoke out about how she wasn't a fan of social media, as of today she's officially an Instagram member. She joined the platform by posting a selfie with her former co-stars.
Friends premiered on NBC in September of 1994. Today, the Friends appear to be just as close as they were when the show concluded in 2004 after its 10-year run.
From appearances on The Ellen Show to birthday celebrations and #girlsnights, Rachel, Monica, Joey, Chandler, Phoebe and Ross have found their own versions of Central Perk off the Warner Brothers set in L.A., and their friendships are still just as strong as Gunther’s lattes.
Just after the start of the show, it was clear the Friends were going to be tight - they traveled to Las Vegas together for a trip. And while what happens in Vegas stays there, Courtney Cox posted a photo of it on Instagram with the caption, “The one where the six of us went to Vegas and no one knew we were F.R.I.E.N.D.S yet.”
In 2016, Matt LeBlanc proved he and Matthew Perry were still “bros” when he went to see Matthew Perry’s play The End of Longing, and showed his support on Instagram with the caption, “Went to see The End If Longing last night and ran into this dude. He and the cast were great. Way to go bro.”
The girls have also had quite the year, showing their love for each other all over social media.
Courtney Cox posted a birthday ‘gram for Jennifer Aniston and captioned it, “The world definitely got brighter the day this girl was born. Happy birthday sweetheart! I Love you!”
Lisa Kudrow posted a selfie with Courtney Cox with the nostalgically hilarious caption, “My eyes! My eyes!”
Courtney Cox also shared a #girlsnight photo - sans wedding dresses, beer and popcorn, unfortunately.
And now, Aniston has provided a selfie featuring her and her co-stars turned Instagram Friends. She recently talked about reuniting with her former co-stars regularly on The Howard Stern Show, so expect plenty of nostalgic selfies to come in the future now that she's officially on the social media platform.
Flip through the gallery above for all the times the Friends were friends IRL.
