Matthew Perry suffered from drug addiction in the past, but no drugs were found in the pool where his body was found.
In the United States, the famous actor Matthew Perry, known, in particular, for his role as Chandler in the TV series Friends, died at the age of 55. TMZ reported this on Saturday, October 28.
It was learned that Perry was found dead in the jacuzzi of a home in the Los Angeles area.
Law enforcement sources told the media that first responders arrived at the address with initial information about a cardiac arrest.
They added that no drugs were found at the scene and they do not suspect a crime.
Perry rose to fame playing fan favorite Chandler Bing for 10 seasons on the wildly popular ’90s sitcom Friends.
For his work in films and TV series, he was nominated for an Emmy (Friends, The West Wing, Triumph: The Ron Clark Story) and a Golden Globe (Triumph: The Ron Clark Story).
He has a long history of drug and alcohol abuse. He once admitted that he almost died from drugs. He later opened up about his addiction in a memoir published last year. He even reportedly opened the doors of his home to alcoholics and drug addicts.
In 2020, Matthew Perry got engaged to a girl almost half his age. But the following year Perry broke up with his young bride.
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