Jennifer Aniston, 55, jokes she’s “turning 30,” reflecting on ‘Friends’ 30th anniversary

Brunson expressed admiration for Aniston's being “so advanced” and having “insane” fine motor skills.

Jennifer Aniston, born in 1969, but the ‘Friends’ star feels she really came to life the day with the debut of the beloved, premiered in September 1994.

During a conversation with 'Abbott Elementary' creator/star Quinta Brunson for Variety's 'Actors on Actors' series, Aniston, now 55, humorously remarked on the show's upcoming 30th anniversary, with Brunson saying,“‘Friends’ is turning 30,” leading Aniston to joke back, "And I'm turning 30."

Brunson, 34, expressed admiration for Aniston's being “so advanced” and having “insane” fine motor skills, even though she was “a baby on that show.”

Brunson inquired about Aniston's perspective on the enduring popularity of the show, describing it as one of the finest on television.

“It’s so strange to even think that it’s 30 years old,” Aniston confessed, remembering the day it premiered.

“The fact that it’s had this long, wonderful life and it still means a lot to people is one of the greatest gifts I think all five of us — all six of us — we never could imagine,” said Aniston. 

‘Friends,’ the iconic series depicting the lives of six young adults in New York City, aired on NBC for a decade, spanning from 1994 to 2004.