Fans around the globe are trying to process the death of Mathew Perry, popularly known for his character from an American sitcom F.R.I.E.N.D.S.: Chandler Bing. Amid deep mourning of the actor’s death, Mathew Perry’s Instagram account has caught attention.
In a post shared this week, Perry posted a clip of moon and captioned it by saying, Do you understand what I’m trying to tell you?” This question is now haunting his fans as one of the users wrote: “What was he trying to tell us? Wish I had seen this posts sooner. Watching friends won’t be the same.”
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Mathew Perry was found dead in a hot tub in Los Angeles at his residence on Saturday, reported US media. In his last post he was seen chilling in a jacuzzi. “Oh, so warm water swirling around makes you feel good? I’m Mattman,” he captioned the post.
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As per the news, First Responders found him in an unconcious state in the tub but could not revive him. The news of his death put everyone in shock as the actor always made everyone laugh on the 90’s show F.R.I.E.N.D.S. Even those of today’s generation connect with his character.
His sharp sarcasm, nervousness, fear of dying alone (like Mr. Heckles), his heartbreaks along with the love, care and respect he had for every lady that he could not end up with, were the things made his character so lovable. Though he was always in on and off relationship with Janice, he never confronted her for wierd style of his laughing.
In 2022, Matthew Perry released a memoir titled ‘Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing.’ In this book, he reflects on the impact of his parents’ divorce during his childhood, his teenage years as a nationally ranked tennis player, and his rise to fame as Chandler in the TV show ‘Friends.’
The ‘Big Terrible Thing’ in the title represents his life-threatening struggle with drug and alcohol addiction, which he hopes to use as a source of support for others dealing with similar issues. Throughout the memoir, recurring themes include exploring the nature of addiction, coping with a fear of abandonment, and the contrast between the fantasy and reality of fame. The narrative style is candid and often laced with dark humor
