In a short, casual livestream from her home in Los Angeles last night, Friends star Jennifer Aniston accidentally turned a quiet evening into internet gold — all because of one tiny detail in the background.

The actress, 56, was chatting with fans from what appeared to be her study — a white-walled room decorated with minimalistic art and a small bookshelf behind her. For most of the five-minute session, she spoke about her skincare routine, answered questions about her dog Clyde, and waved at fans flooding the chat with hearts and nostalgic “Rachel Green” references.

But then, the internet noticed something.

A small yellow sticky note, barely visible above Jennifer’s left shoulder, became the unexpected star of the stream. One fan, presumably watching on a big screen, screenshotted and zoomed in — revealing a line that looked suspiciously like a Wi-Fi password. Scribbled in all caps, it read: “Wifi: R4chelGr33n!”

The chat exploded. Within seconds, comments poured in:
“DID SHE JUST LEAK HER WIFI??”
“R4CHELGR33N IS SO ICONIC I CAN’T”
“only Jen could make this cool lol”

Moments later, the livestream abruptly ended — just as Jennifer was about to answer a question about a possible Friends reunion.

But she didn’t stay quiet for long.

Roughly 20 minutes later, Jennifer posted an Instagram Story featuring a screenshot of her own paused livestream, zoomed in to the sticky note, with the caption:
“Who said Friends fans weren’t quick?”
She added a laughing emoji and a “Too late now” GIF — clearly unbothered and in good spirits.

That one moment triggered a wave of viral posts, with thousands of fans turning the Wi-Fi password into a meme. On X (formerly Twitter), #RachelGreenWifi trended worldwide within hours. Edits included mock-up “login screens” from Central Perk, fake security alerts from Monica, and a classic Ross Geller scream captioned “You gave out THE PASSWORD?!”

Despite the frenzy, a source close to Aniston confirmed to TMZ that the password is “not for her main home network” but rather “an old guest router from when Courteney [Cox] used to drop by for wine nights.” The source added that Jennifer “thought it was hilarious” and had “no intention of taking it down until the internet has had its fun.”

Fans praised her reaction, calling it “the most Rachel Green thing ever” and “peak Jen energy.” Even Lisa Kudrow chimed in with a cheeky comment on Instagram: “Changing mine to SmellyCat99.”

It’s not the first time Aniston has trended for a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment. In 2022, she went viral after someone spotted a Friends script peeking out of her tote bag in a candid photo outside a coffee shop.

But this time, it was more than a slip — it was a pop culture moment.

By morning, T-shirts were already being sold online with “R4chelGr33n” printed in retro 90s font. One fan tweeted: “In a world of boring passwords, be a Rachel Green.”

And honestly, we couldn’t agree more.