Separated at Birth by a Plastic Surgeon

October 15, 2008 at 5:51am PST
Tags: Botox, Courteney Cox, Demi Moore, DGA, Glamour Reel Moments, Joan Rivers
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

LBD…Check

Lustrous Brunette Locks…Check

Enough Botox to Kill a Small Child…Check

Welcome to the Sisterhood of the Traveling Chemical Peel.

But we’re not hating! The work works. 

Demi Moore, who’ll be 46 in November, and Courteney Cox, 44, arrived hand-in-hand to last night’s Glamour Reel Moments event at LA’s Director’s Guild of America looking as fresh, taut and rejuvenated as high school sophomores. So much for Cox’s admission that she “hates Botox.”

She may hate it but she’s got enough of his coursing through her to paralyze an elephant. 

Whatever Demi is doing, Courteney should look into it. She doesn’t look a day over 35 while Cox is slipping into Joan Rivers Land a little bit.

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