10+ Celebrities Who Were Roommates And Actually Stayed Friends

Sure, it can be fun to have company, and it's always nice to split some bills. But sometimes, people just get under your skin.

Luckily for these celebs, they managed to stay friends while they were roommates!

The ladies moved in together in 2009 while filming Glee.

“We have these smackdowns at work and come home and are like, ‘Wasn’t it so funny when we were fighting today? Let’s make cookies,’” Lea said in an interview with Vulture.

"Initially Ed and I became roommates here in New York because we didn't know if the show was going to last or not," Chace shared with Interview.

"We got along and figured it would be a smart move financially. And really, it was also just kind of out of laziness."

Chase and Ed also wanted their fellow Gossip Girl co-star to live with them, but he was already living with the This Is Us star who was almost a decade older than him.

Milo even let Penn use his ID to get into bars!

"We lived in an empty house that we weren't supposed to be living in," the Gilmore Girls alum told Andy Cohen in 2013.

"We had no furniture and all we ate were Rice Krispies Treats."

“We were doing as comedians good enough to get by,” Sandler said about splitting a $900 apartment in San Fernando Valley with the now-famous director.

“We could eat at Red Lobster once every month. That was a big night out.”

"I knew she was a star so I told her to move to New York and live with me," Brian told PopSugar in 2012.

"It was just a special time."

Their friendship spanned decades, but it first began in the ‘70s when they were roommates while studying at the Juilliard School of Drama in New York City.

Reeve’s wife, Dana, even once described them as “closer than brothers.”

After meeting on set, the two actors lived together in the '80s.

Kiefer was even a shoulder for Downey to lean on when he went through his breakup with Sarah Jessica Parker from Sex and the City.

Both were really broke lads when they shared a flat together in London.

“We only had one piece of cutlery, which was a spatula,” Cooper said while on The Late, Late Show.

Relatable!

Before they each had their own shows, they were just two struggling actresses sharing an apartment in Brooklyn in 2010.

Look at 'em now!

When the lease was up at Cooper's house while filming Aloha in Hawaii, Emma allowed him to stay with her.

"You had your own little section…your little enclave," Stone said.

After meeting at Boston's Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, the BFFs moved in together.

During this time, they famously wrote their Oscar-winning film, Good Will Hunting, which they both starred in.

Douglas and DeVito were thinking about making their lives big in Hollywood all the way back in the 1960s.

They met at an acting school in 1966 and became roommates in 1968.

Their friendship continued to blossom over the years, and they even starred in some movies together.

We love a friendship that can stand the test of time!

Sienna Miller and Poppy Delevingne are two of the most beautiful women in the entertainment industry.

The beauties shared a place together in New York quite some time ago, and remain best friends to this day.

"you deserve the world and eons MORE... ❤️".

They can often be seen together at parties and cheering each other on through Instagram. We love a beautiful female friendship.

Everyone and their mother knows by now that Ryan Gosling and Justin Timberlake were both child actors, and have actually been friends since their time together on The Mickey Mouse Club.

It was during that time they were roommates.

Justin Timberlake's mother came to the rescue and allowed the star to move into their house with them.

She even tutored Gosling!

Holly Hunter and Frances McDormand actually met through their boyfriends when they were in their 20s.

After both relationships ended, they ended up moving in together and became best friends because of it! They only separated once Frances found her future husband.