Calling Johnny? Lovebird Courteney Cox cannot stop chatting on the phone as she shows off delightful derriere in tight jeans
She has been caught indulging in passionate smooches in public after reuniting with her ex-fiance Johnny McDaid.
And it looked like she may have been whispering sweet nothings to him on her phone as she stepped out in Beverly Hills on Wednesday.
The 51-year-old Friends favourite could hardly kept her mobile at her ear at all times as she enjoyed a stroll in the posh area of Los Angeles County.
Just called to say I love you? Lovebird Courteney Cox was spotted talking on the phone in Beverly Hills on Wednesday
The evergreen Masters Of The Universe favourite was looking great for her age in a striped T-shirt, tight blue jeans, which drew attention to her delightful derriere, and flat green shoes.
Courteney certainly seems in high spirits since reuniting with her lover Johnny.
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Last week she gave the handsome musician a passionate farewell kiss as she flew back to the US from London's Heathrow Airport.
She got engaged to the Snow Patrol bassist in June 2014 after just six months of dating, however they ended up calling it a day before they could make it down the aisle.
One of the reasons they called off their nuptials is because they could not agree on where to live.
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Johnny proposed with the help of Cox's daughter Coco - who she shares with her ex-husband David Arquette.
And although the pair split over the winter season, they were clearly amicable by springtime after they spent Easter together last month.
Since the holiday weekend, the pair have frequently been spotted out taking part in amorous displays affection and passionate embraces.
Courteney can next be seen on screen in the drama Mothers And Daughters co-starring Christina Ricci, Sharon Stone, Susan Sarandon and Selma Blair.
The PG-13 film also starring Susan's daughter Eva Amurri is due in cinemas on May 6.
Passion: Courteney passionately smooched her lover Johnny McDaid at Heathrow Airport last week
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