Phoebe Buffay is a fictional character from the popular American television sitcom "Friends," which aired from 1994 to 2004. The character is portrayed by actress Lisa Kudrow. Phoebe is known for her eccentric and quirky personality. She is a musician and singer who often performs in the coffeehouse Central Perk, where the main characters frequently gather.
Phoebe's background is unique and filled with unusual experiences, including a rough childhood on the streets, a stint as a massage therapist, and a belief in various unconventional and sometimes supernatural ideas. Despite her eccentricities, Phoebe is a lovable and loyal friend to the other characters in the show, and her humor and distinct worldview contribute to the comedic dynamics of "Friends."
