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By Jane LaCroix
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Courteney Cox was spotted having a rare day out with her daughter Coco Arquette.
The mother-daughter duo were spotted vacationing together in Sydney, Australia, soaking up the sun on Wednesday, February 19, in photos obtained by Page Six. Cox, 60, enjoyed some solo time in the water in a black bikini, while Coco, 20, relaxed on a towel. In other photos, Cox joined her daughter and their friends, later throwing on a black baseball cap and chatting on the phone.
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Coco is Cox's only child, whom she shares with her ex-husband, David Arquette. The couple, married from 1999 to 2012, have maintained a supportive co-parenting relationship, with David speaking to Yahoo! Entertainment in August 2020 about their strong communication for the sake of Coco. "We've communicated a lot because of Coco. We've been really open and supportive of each other," he stated to the outlet.
Cox admitted that she didn't initially grasp why becoming an empty nester was such an emotional milestone once Coco went off to college. Surprisingly, she didn't find the transition that tough at first. Per People, Cox joked in her speech at the 5000 45th Annual Conference & Gala in October 2024, "It's weird because people get upset the first year your kid goes off to school and I was like, 'What's the big deal? She doesn't talk to me anyway, she's always in her room.'"
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The Scream alum admitted things changed after Coco returned home for the summer, more mature and chatty than before. "She's incredible. She's a really special, smart, funny kid," Cox stated, later admitting that sending her daughter back for her second year was much harder. "But then I was like, I don't want you to go back to college... The second year was harder for me," she shared.
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