Friends reunion leaves stars in tears as Stacey Solomon says Joe Swash ‘cried the whole time’ and Vicky Pattison ‘sobs’

FRIENDS fans Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash said they were "balling their eyes out" last night as they watched the reunion episode.
Celebs reacted in their droves on Instagram as cast members Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc, and David Schwimmer returned in The One Where They Get Back Together.
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The stars, who played Rachel, Monica, Phoebe, Chandler, Joey and Ross for over a decade, delivered some amazing revelations in the special, including Ross and Rachel actors Jen and David admitting they actually fancied each other in real life.
As the emotional bombshells dropped in the 1hr 49minute show it was no surprise the Loose Women star and her fiance "cried the whole time".
Stacey, 31, shared a photo of her and Joe, 38, on the sofa, writing: "Not me balling my eyes out to the reunion. Joe was an absolute mess!"
Reality TV star Vicky Pattison said she "sobbed" throughout, and Dancing On Ice star Faye Brooks wrote on social media: "Thank you for the memories, Thank you for the laughs, And Thank you for this ridiculously awesome Reunion... "
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Spice Girl Emma Bunton even shared a photo of tears running down her face.
She said: "Anyone who knows me knows I couldn't have watched the Friends reunion without crying!"
Ex Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson also wrote "my heart" over a picture of the cast on her telly.
And Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley wept in a video on Instagram.
Another confession that rocked fans came from Perry, who told his stunned co-stars that he 'felt like he would die' with 'sweating and convulsions' on the Friends set.
The 51-year-old actor played Chandler Bing in the hit sitcom, giving fans around the world plenty of laughs across the 10 seasons.
However, Matthew revealed the pressure he felt to get the laughs throughout the show's entire run on the Friends reunion show.
He admitted: "To me, I felt like I was going to die if they didn't laugh, and it's not healthy, for sure.
"I would sometimes say a line and they wouldn't laugh and I would sweat and go into like convulsions, if I didn't get the laugh I was supposed to get."
Matthew failed to address his past addiction to drugs on the reunion, after telling the BBC in 2016 that he couldn't remember "somewhere between season three and six" of his time on the NBC sitcom.