Courteney Cox Posted An Epic Bikini Instagram Video, Showing Off Her Toned Abs
. Her new beauty motto was to"just let it be" and look"as natural" as she can, though the star still takes care of herself so she can look better than ever at 55.that she eats chicken salad for lunch and a lean protein, such as fish, chicken, or steak, paired with veggies for dinner. Still, she added,"I do cheat, on occasion, with pasta or bread and butter." She also said that she eats a lot of cheese and nuts.
Both in and out of the pool, Cox looks strong and fit—and absolutely ready to live it up this summer. Stay updated on the latest science-backed health, fitness, and nutrition news by signing up for the Prevention.com newsletter
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