Add Page Six on Google Newly single Courteney Cox is leaning on her pals one month after her reported split from longtime boyfriend Johnny McDaid.
The “Friends” actress was photographed leaving dinner at Nobu with pal Geoff Stults Thursday night in Malibu, California.
Cox and the “7th Heaven” actor chatted outside of the popular celebrity hot spot before saying goodbye and going their separate ways at the valet.
Cox was pictured wearing a black sheer blouse and jeans as Stults walked beside her in a gray T-shirt, black pants and a black baseball cap.
The dinner appears to have just been a friendly outing as the “Little Fires Everywhere” actor is in a relationship with interior designer Alana Marie, with whom he shares children.
The “Scream” actress’ friendship with Stults goes way back.
In 2016, they even both attended a charity dinner benefiting St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital hosted by Jennifer Aniston, per Just Jared.
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The friendly sighting comes just one month Cox reportedly called it quits with McDaid after 10 years of dating.
Sources who are close to the stars told Daily Mail at the time that the split wasn’t “ugly,” but came as the pair were living “different lives.”
“Johnny speaks incredibly highly of Courteney. They had a very deep relationship and they remain extremely amicable. They are great friends and care about each other very much,” an insider shared.
Cox and the Snow Patrol musician first met at a house party hosted by the latter in 2013. By the following year they’d gotten engaged, but Page Six confirmed in late 2015 they’d called off the engagement.
They reconciled in 2016 and the “Cougar Town” actress spoke about wanting to have a baby with McDaid throughout their relationship.
“I mean, I could carry someone else’s egg,” she told NewBeauty in 2017. “I may be one of the older people doing it, but I would love to, with Johnny that is.”
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