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Courteney flaunts her piano skills

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Updated At : 02:56 PM Dec 09, 2019 IST

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Friends star Courteney Cox flaunted her piano skills when she joined her boyfriend Johnny McDaid on stage at the Royal Albert Hall in London. This happened ahead of the group Snow Patrol’s gig at the venue on Thursday night. The 55-year-old joined the Irishman for a rendition of Heal Me, the alt-rock band’s 2018 hit, during rehearsals.

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While she played the piano, the Derry-born singer stood over her with his guitar in hand, before some clever editing saw the video clip reach the actual live performance that evening!

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She captioned the video: “It’s only the Royal Albert Hall….whatever #mylove #reworked #snowpatrol #johnnymcdaid.” The band’s bassist Paul Wilson was impressed; he wrote: “Ha! Nice editing.”

Former Friends co-star Lisa Kudrow, famous for her own signing exploits as Phoebe Buffay, also commented. She wrote: “Whatever whatever,” with a clapping emoji. — IANS

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