Courteney Cox reveals the many perks of starring on hit TV show 'Friends'

Courtney Cox has revealed the perks of being on the popular show Friends.

Cox is best known for her role as Monica Geller in the hit show — she starred alongside Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer.

In a sit down interview with Willie Giest for Today America, the Friends alum touched on some of the benefits of being on a well known show.

She told Giest, "Well, you can get into a restaurant last minute — that was nice."

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The 57-year-old actress revealed that she wasn't opposed to fame and continued by saying, "I love the perks of being on a popular show, for sure. I definitely would sign an autograph!"

"I don't care what I was doing — and that may be weird — and sometimes it's not nice to the person you are with."

She explained, "I mean.. the people who wait for you outside of a hotel and have you sign, you know, something from Masters of the Universe — what are they going to make like $5?"

The segment was a sneak peek at a full interview the Friends star did with the American broadcaster which will be aired tomorrow.

Earlier this month, Cox showed her support for longtime friend and former co-star Matthew Perry.

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In an interview with the Sunday Times Style magazine, the actress reflected on her friendship with her former Friends co-star, revealing the immense "pressure" Perry faced while starring in the popular sitcom.

In May last year, Perry was criticised for slurring his speech during Friends: The Reunion special. At the time, The Sun reported that Perry had undergone an "emergency tooth procedure" shortly before filming.

"He's just struggled for a while. I think he's doing great now," Cox told Sunday Times.

"That was a lot of pressure he put on himself. That's a lot to think how much he relied on that for his own self-worth."