Matt LeBlanc NOT planning to guest on Friends co-stars' current shows as he is taking 'time off'

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Matt LeBlanc has revealed he has no intention of guest-starring on his Friends co-stars' current shows in the immediate future.The three female stars of the show - Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow - are all featuring on their own series at the moment.But Matt, 55, told Entertainment Tonight: 'I'm taking some time off right now.

I'm just enjoying not having to do anything - it's been kinda nice.' 'I'm taking some time off right now': Matt LeBlanc has revealed he has no intention of guest-starring on his Friends co-stars' current shows in the immediate futureThe sitcom icon, whose latest TV comedy Man With A Plan was canceled a couple of years ago, added: 'Sorry, I'll let you know when I do.'Jennifer at the moment is starring on the Apple TV+ drama The Morning Show opposite Reese Witherspoon - who guest-starred as her sister on Friends.

Meanwhile Courteney is one of the leads of the horror series Shining Vale, amid a cast that includes Oscar winner Mira Sorvino and Oscar nominee Greg Kinnear.Lisa on the other hand is among the cast of Space Force, a Netflix comedy co-created by Steve Carrell, who also plays the lead.

Who's who: (from left) Lisa Kudrow, Matt, Courteney Cox, Matthew Perry, Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer all became stars on Friends Who's who: Matt featured as the ravishingly handsome actor Joey Tribbiani, a major ladies' man whose dimwitted antics occasionally frustrated his palsMatt and the three women, along with David Schwimmer and Matthew Perry, all became global superstars on Friends.The warmhearted NBC sitcom grew into an international sensation over the course of its 10-season run from 1994 to 2004.Matt featured as the ravishingly handsome actor Joey Tribbiani, a major ladies' man.