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David Arquette and daughter Coco get in the Halloween spirit
Wife Courteney Cox may not have fun with David Arquette anymore, but daughter Coco certainly does. The dad and daughter hit a festive Beverly Hills pumpkin patch yesterday, indulging in some face painting and inflatable slides. Coco looked happy (and cat-like) with no cares in the world. Check her out basking in a spooky good time. Continue reading »
Courtney Cox doesn’t expect the apple to fall far from the tree — she’s convinced daughter Coco, 5, will become an actress like her mom.
Courteney Cox, married to David Arquette since 1999, recently noted that singletons probably get more action than their married peers. And that people who are hitched have to schedule their intimacy. So how often is David Arquette getting, um, scheduled?
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In discussing her nomination for a Golden Globe for Cougar Town, Courteney Cox mentions a problem she’s having with Coco that many parents can relate to. Continue reading »
Production has been halted on “Cougar Town” starring Courteney Cox, she of very particular standards in what makes a good sandwich. The reason given is “family matters,” hopefully nothing to do with Coco Cox Arquette, her five-year-old daughter with husband David Arquette. Another photo of Coco on the set (where you have the pleasure of seeing her adorable little face) with mom last month after the jump.
Beautiful Coco Arquette, daughter of stars David Arquette and Courteney Cox, is seen here looking far more hip than I’ve ever thought of looking. See there? I’m so unhip I’m still using the word “hip.”
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