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It’s National Best Friend Day TODAY (June 8) in the US!

To celebrate, we thought we would take a look at some of the celebrity BFFs.

From Joey King and Sabrina Carpenter, to KJ Apa and Charles Melton, and so many more, celebs and their besties always know how to make each other, and fans, smile.

Some have even taken to Instagram to celebrate the day.

“Wishing we were doing this 💛 @aishtray @meghannfahy,” Katie Stevens captioned a pic of her on and off screen BFFs Meghann Fahy and Aisha Dee.

“Best friends make good times better and hard times easier. 💖 Tag your bestie below to let them know you appreciate them in your life☀️🌻 #nationalbestfriendday #bestfriend,” the Merrell Twins posted on Instagram.

Check out our gallery of celeb BFFs and be sure to send your besties a “Happy Best Friend Day” text or call!

KJ Apa and his Riverdale buddies are having fun in quarantine together!

The 22-year-old actor shared some videos on his Instagram story with Drew Ray Tanner and Charles Melton, as well as Alex Fine.

A shirtless KJ challenged Drew to a handstand push-up challenge, where he was shocked at how many Drew could do.

Drew came out the winner after doing six, while KJ could barely do one before losing his balance.

KJ then shared a photo of Charles sitting on a couch outside while writing in a book. See all the screenshots in the gallery!

In case you missed it, Drew recently formed a new band with another Riverdale co-star, Vanessa Morgan. The two formed These Girls These Boys and just released their first song together!

Speaking of music, KJ has been teasing something new coming with Hart Denton. “something hot cooking!” he posted a photo of the two, adding on another, “intro/outro”

KJ Apa treated fans to a little jam session!

The 22-year-old Riverdale actor uploaded a new video to Instagram of him playing the guitar while shirtless.

“Some dreamy ideas on the loop!” he captioned the video.

He also shared another video jamming out with his co-star Rob Raco. Check them out below!

Earlier in the week, KJ was seen getting a dirt bike riding lesson from his friend and personal trainer Alex Fine.

In case you missed the exciting news, KJ‘s latest movie I Still Believe will be added to stream on Hulu this month. Find out when here!

KJ Apa catches some fresh air and learns how to ride a dirt bike during an outing in Los Angeles on Monday (May 4).

The 22-year-old Riverdale star got a lesson from his friend Alex Fine, who has been his personal trainer for years.

Alex, who is married to the singer Cassie, went shirtless and showed off his tattooed body while teaching KJ how to ride the bike.

Last week, KJ took to Instagram to share a photo of himself getting a coronavirus test. He captioned the photo, “surely some gloves would have been necessary.”

See the photo that Alex and Cassie shared of their newborn baby back in December!

KJ Apa did a hot new photo shoot with WWD and we have all the photos, plus some interview highlights, for you to check out right here!

The 22-year-old actor can currently be seen in the movie I Still Believe, which is available for streaming right now. Here’s what he shared with the mag:

On his career trajectory: “Every time I try and plan my career out, something comes by that completely throws me off, like a faith-based movie. Never did I ever, one, want to do a faith-based movie or two, imagine myself doing one. But that made me realize that it’s not about that. It’s about what inspires you. I hope that I can keep having opportunities to do work on projects that I’m inspired by. I feel like, at the end of the day, if you’re doing that, then you’re winning in life.”

On having to sing in I Still Believe: “The music was also one of the things that had me second guessing myself. I don’t see myself as a singer. Even still I don’t. I was scared to sing. But I was like, ‘F–k it. I’m just going to do it. I’m going to give it a go.’”

On being in the spotlight: “It was [something I saw for myself], which is weird. Not to be famous, but I always knew as a kid that I wasn’t going to be in New Zealand, that I was going to leave at an early age, and that I wasn’t going to do what everyone else was doing.”

Read the full interview now at WWD.com!

KJ Apa‘s new film I Still Believe is already headed to VOD, just two weeks after hitting theaters.

The movie, which also stars Britt Robertson, was released on March 13th, just days before movie theaters around the country shut down due to the coronavirus.

Now fans who didn’t catch it in theaters will be able to watch from home on March 27th.

Lionsgate announced that the company still supports a theatrical release window, but this is obviously an extraordinary circumstance as current movies are unable to be viewed in theaters.

“The theatrical experience is core to our business, and exhibitors are our integral partners and allies. With theaters closed nationwide due to these unprecedented events, we want to continue to make I Still Believe available to consumers. We’re enormously proud of the movie that the Erwin Brothers created and are grateful to be able to share it with audiences for their home viewing pleasure,” Lionsgate chairman Joe Drake said in a statement.

Despite most audiences staying home for the past week, the movie still grossed $9.8 million at the domestic box office and it earned an “A” CinemaScore.