Aniston shared with Variety that Perry, 54, was making positive changes in his life, including quitting smoking and getting in shape, and was happy upon his passing.
Aniston clarified that Perry has not relapsed into addiction, despite speculations, emphasizing his commitment to his well-being.
Jennifer Aniston, in a tearful interview, revealed that Matthew Perry, a longtime friend and co-star of “Friends,” was making positive changes in his life. She clarified that Perry had quit smoking and was getting in shape, and that he hadn’t relapsed into addiction. Aniston praised Perry’s unique portrayal of Chandler Bing and praised his impact on the iconic “Friends” series. Perry’s cause of death is pending toxicology results, but reports suggest an apparent drowning in his hot tub.
Perry’s death, a year after Aniston’s father’s death, has been a devastating blow for Aniston and her co-stars, who have expressed heartfelt tributes to the actor’s infectious laughter.
Aniston praised Matthew Perry’s ability to make people laugh, emphasizing his life’s dependability on it. His pursuit of health and happiness remains a poignant memory.
