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Greg DeGuire/WireImage Courteney Cox (left) and her daughter Coco
Courteney Cox’s daughter Coco will always be her child, no matter her age.
The Golden Globe nominee, 56, celebrated Coco’s 17th birthday on Sunday by sharing some adorable photos of the birthday girl over the years. “Happy 17th birthday to the strong, sensitive, creative, loving, passionate, beautiful, talented and wise Cox,” Cox wrote in the caption. “I love you so much.”
Coco’s father David Arquette also posted some throwbacks to wish their daughter a happy birthday. “I couldn’t love anything or anyone more than I loved @cocoarquette_. Thanks for being you. I love you with all my heart. Happy 17th birthday!!!” Proud Father, 49, wrote.
Cox also praised her daughter’s self-expression last month on The Drew Barrymore Show. “People will say, ‘Why do you let Coco put on so much makeup? “She’s been wearing makeup forever, and that’s an expression of self for her,” Cox said. “She loves to dress up. She’ll dye her hair, it was purple a week ago, and I think now it’s blonde under it before it turns blue.”
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“I think we just have to let them be themselves with limits, of course,” she continued. “I’m not very good at frontiers. I have to get better at it.”
Cox and Arquette married in June 1999 before divorcing in 2013. The couple met on the set of 1996’s horror song Scream, and they recently met to reprise their roles as Dewey Riley and Jill Withers in the fifth installment of the franchise, which is set to premiere January 14, 2022.
Arquette said he and Cox have a “really great relationship” because they share a daughter with their mother. “We are friends, and we communicated a lot because of Coco,” he told Yahoo! Entertainment in August.
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“We just got through – it wasn’t easy, we were open and supportive of each other,” he added. “We’ve never come face to face, [or] You fight each other, through the divorce process and through the process of raising our child. So it is made for friendship and relationship out of respect.”
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