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Although the “Friends” television show is full of smiling characters, the actors had their own real problems behind the scenes. It turns out that the filming of the emblematic birth scene in the show of the 90s was not easy for Cox, which crossed its own fertility problems at the time. Despite a courageous face, few people knew its revealing and heartbreaking story. Even the funniest characters in our favorite shows are difficulties, and it's a good reminder of that.

The "Friends" distribution has had their problems, just like Cox

In the show, Monica Geller strongly wanted cleanliness, and the preference of Courtney Cox in real life was not so far. Another thing she could identify with was the difficulty of starting a family. While Monica was trying to have her own baby, Cox has known several false layers in her own life.

She put her pain aside to film a legendary and beloved scene "

In an interview, Cox mentioned once, “I remember once, I had just made a miscarriage and Rachel gave birth. It was like at the same time. It was terrible to have to be funny. Although the moment is extremely difficult, Cox courageously crossed and has come out on the other side.

This cloud has a silver lining

After marrying David Arquette in 1999, Courtney Cox underwent a total of seven false layers due to antibodies that attacked his fetus. Later, she discovered that a mutation of the MTHFR gene was the reason for the false layers. This mutation can increase the risk of blood clots. Consequently, Cox received two cycles of IVF. She finally succeeded and gave birth to her daughter Coco in 2004, just before her 40th birthday.

Some people are not aware, but Cox was coconut pregnant during the shooting of the last season of "Friends". Although the process of getting pregnant was not the most difficult for Courtney Cox, the maintenance of pregnancy was the difficult part. IVF, baby aspirin and thinner blood planes known as heparin.

Express themselves and defend others

While many celebrities have fought with fertility, they keep it secret behind closed doors. Cox saw things differently. She wanted to be transparent about her difficulties and shed light on her pregnancy trip and false layers. She played on the television show "Nine months with Courtney Cox", who follows pregnant women during their pregnancy journey.

There is always hope

After getting out of the other side of his difficulties, Cox fully lives his life with his determination and his strength. His complicated journey to maternity is a reminder of always having hope, even when you are dealing with adversity. Its history can inspire and encourage others that face their own challenges and try to enter a better and more optimistic future.