A beloved actress at the age of 51, she captured the audience’s affection back in 1994 with her portrayal of the slightly pampered yet genuinely kind Rachel Green on Friends. Over the past 30 years, she has maintained her ability to bring wit and charisma to her roles, making her down-to-earth personality evident both on and off the screen.

However, in reality, who are the people that can truly refer to Aniston as a friend? From former spouses to lifelong companions, let’s take a deeper dive into the individuals that make up Aniston’s inner circle.

Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox portrayed best friends on television for a decade, with their characters Rachel Green and Monica Geller. Their off-screen friendship mirrors their on-screen bond, as they always make sure to be present for each other’s birthdays and gatherings, and have shared many important life events together.

Back in 2004, Cox chose Aniston as the official godmother for her daughter, Coco, alongside her husband at that time, David Arquette. Aniston then returned the favor in 2015 by asking Cox to stand by her side as her maid of honor when she tied the knot with Justin Theroux. Funny enough, Cox had already been a guest at Aniston’s wedding to Brad Pitt back in 2000.