Courteney Cox Insists Her Bruce Springsteen Video Was 'Not Good Dancing on My Part'

Courteney Coxadmits she’s usually the first one to hit a dance floor.Speaking to PEOPLE exclusively for the magazine’s One Last Thing page, Cox revealed she recently enjoyed dancing at her house in L.A. while celebrating a friend’s birthday. “I played Stevie Wonder’s ‘Happy Birthday’ and that just led to a whole dance party,” she says. “I’m pretty much the first out there; I love to dance.”Asked if she ever recreates her moves inBruce Springsteen‘s “Dancing in the Dark” video (in which she stars as a fan brought onstage to dance with the singer), Cox, 54, just laughs.

Courteney Cox Is Blown Away by the Results of the TikTok Aging Filter: 'How Many More Years Is This?'

Courteney Cox tries out the TikTok aging app.Photo:Courtney Cox/TikTok Courtney Cox/TikTok On Sunday, the actress, 59, became the latest celebrity to try outTikTok’s viral aging filterand share the results on social media. In the video, posted on her TikTok and Instagram, Cox displayed her older-looking face, complete with eye bags and wrinkles, alongside her current look. “Woah! How many more years is this?” she asked the camera. A voice off-screen then replied, “Two.

Courteney Cox Launches Her New Home-Care Line Homecourt: 'They're Beauty Products for the Home'

It’s no surprise thatCourteney Coxis hyperorganized. Much like her belovedFriendscharacter Monica, Cox, 57, is adept at decluttering and enjoys cleaning her spacious home in L.A. she shares with Coco, 17, her daughter with ex-husband David Arquette. “I care about the way everything looks,” the actress tells PEOPLE in this week’s cover story. “Which is a blessing and a curse.” Now Cox is taking her love of architecture and interior design one step further with the launch ofHomecourt, her own line of fragrance-infused, skincare-inspired, home-care products.

Courteney Cox Loves Moments of 'Bliss' with Johnny McDaid: 'I'm at a Great Place in My Life'

Courteney Coxisn’t one to take a moment of bliss for granted.Speaking to PEOPLE recently for the One Last Thing page, the actress recalled a perfect evening she spent in New York City with her boyfriend Johnny McDaid and a friend. “It’s gorgeous, cold and crisp. I was having dinner with one of my close friends, sitting at the bar at Elio’s eating the greatest Italian food and just had a ball,” Cox says.

Courteney Cox Marks the 27th Anniversary of 'Friends' Premiere: 'When It All Started'

Photo: Rich Fury/Getty It’s the one whereCourteney Coxreminisces aboutFriends. “27 years ago… when it started. #Friends,” Cox, who played Monica Geller for 10 seasons, captioned the throwback clip. In the video, Cox describedFriendsas a “great show” after hostJay Lenoremarked that he had “read some nice things” about the series. “It’s about six unique characters that are all friends. It’s really a truly situational comedy — just the different situations they get into,” she explained at the time.