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Mary McNamara

Mary McNamara: Now you, too, can enjoy the sweet smell of Courteney Cox's success

Courteney Cox has a new line of pricey scented cleaning products, because of course she does, and she recently put an assortment of them in a box full of flowers to give to Ellen DeGeneres on her final birthday episode of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," because of course she did.

After two years of COVID-19, Cox explained at the time, she thought it would be nice to create some super-deluxe dish soap, counter spray and hand wash so people could take care of their homes the way they take care of their bodies. "These are beauty products for the home."

It's got to be tough to keep a straight face while calling dish soap and counter spray "beauty products for the home," especially after gushing with DeGeneres over their shared high-end florist, but Cox is an actor, and "fancy-ass cleaning products" just doesn't have the same ring.

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