Jennifer Aniston recently reflected on the tragic loss of her dear friend and former Friends co-star, Matthew Perry. Despite Perry’s untimely passing in late October, Aniston emphasized that he appeared to be in a positive state before his death. In a heartfelt conversation with Reese Witherspoon for Variety, Aniston disclosed that she had exchanged texts with Perry on the very day he passed away.
Contrary to speculation, she affirmed that Perry wasn’t struggling; he seemed content and focused on improving his health, having even quit smoking and embarked on a fitness journey. Aniston’s remarks shed light on Perry’s determination to turn his life around despite past struggles with addiction. The beloved actor, renowned for his role as Chandler Bing on the iconic sitcom Friends, was laid to rest in early November, surrounded by loved ones. Aniston’s reminiscence offers a poignant tribute to Perry’s resilience and enduring spirit, ensuring that his memory lives on.
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