Jennifer Aniston on how she coped with ‘Friends’ ending: ‘I got a divorce and went into therapy’

Jennifer Aniston has always been there for Ellen DeGeneres.

The former "Friends" star, who was the first guest on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” 19 years ago, joined the host for her final episode on Thursday.

During the pair's chat, Aniston, 53, jokingly shared how she coped when "Friends" came to an end in 2004 after its celebrated decade-long run.

"Well, I got a divorce and went into therapy," she quipped, referring to her 2005 split from first husband Brad Pitt after five years of marriage.

“Oh, and then I did a movie called, ‘The Break-Up,’” she continued. “I just kind of leaned into the end. I was like, 'You know what guys? Let's make this a completely new chapter... Let's just end everything and start new.'"

"It worked great," Aniston added as the audience laughed.

The "Morning Show" star, who walked onstage to the sounds of Donna Summer's disco hit "Last Dance," shared a long embrace with DeGeneres, 64, and danced alongside her, before the pair took their seats.

“Where does 19 years go? I don’t understand," Aniston said as viewers saw a video screen showing images from the Emmy winner's 20 appearances on the talk show.

The longtime friends then reminisced about Aniston’s first appearance on the show, which found her gifting DeGeneres with a welcome mat.

"You had a golfer vibe going on," Aniston joked about DeGeneres' colorful ensemble on the debut episode.

When Aniston asked DeGeneres what her next chapter might include, DeGeneres responded that she had no idea.

“I know that I want to just lay low for a little while. I want to rest,” she said. "And then I'll do something again but I don't know what it is."

Coming full circle, Aniston presented her pal with a goodbye gift on Thursday — another welcome mat, this one reading “Thanks for the memories.”