Actor Matthew Perry, who gained popularity for portraying Chandler Bing on the sitcom Friends, passed away in Los Angeles at the age of 54. Mr. Perry found unconscious in his home’s hot tub by first responders, who were unable to bring him back to consciousness.
It is noteworthy that the Friends star had a difficult childhood, fought alcohol and painkiller addiction for years, and frequently entered treatment centers. In his autobiography, “Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing,” which released last year, Mr. Perry talked of repeatedly going through detox and spending millions of dollars on attempts to become clean. He also talked candidly about his previous relationships, admitting that he resisted women who approached him too closely out of a fear of closeness.
That scared me,” he said to People in October 2022, ahead of the publication. I break up with them when I manifest anything that’s wrong with them. However, there can’t be a problem with any individual. The common factor is myself. I feared they were going to destroy me, so I fled first.
However, after sobriety in May 2021, he claimed to finally “gotten over” his “fear of love.”
Everything changed somewhat because I no longer driven by the same terror that I once . I’m feeling more self-assured and have overcome my fear of love, so the next female I go out with best beware. My interest in hanging out with people I don’t know or am not into has altered, which is something that has changed about me. “Someone I’m going to fall in love with and not be afraid of the things that used to scare me is the next person I really take seriously,” he remarked.
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