The recent release of Matthew Perry’s autopsy report has brought to light the heart-wrenching details of the late actor’s life, shedding light on his profound regrets and ongoing battles, particularly in the realm of relationships and mental health.
According to an insider disclosed by OK! Magazine, Perry, famed for his role in Friends, carried a significant burden of regret for not having married and experienced the joys of parenthood. The insider revealed, “A big part of sadness in his life is also that he didn’t have children. He wanted a family and he never found that person to settle down with, and he was lonely.”
Adding a layer of complexity to Perry’s struggles, sources quoted by US Weekly expressed concerns about the actor potentially succumbing to a drug overdose. The actor had reportedly grappled with sobriety for years, and setbacks came with a profound sense of shame. The insider elaborated, “After Friends ended, there was a lot of depression and disappointment in his career. He struggled with his mental health but never got help for it.”
The revelations gain further poignancy following the official confirmation from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Office, which stated that Matthew Perry’s cause of death was the acute effects of ketamine. The actor had been undergoing “ketamine infusion therapy,” with his last treatment occurring around 10 days before his demise, as per the autopsy report.
Matthew Perry’s tragic journey, marked by unfulfilled dreams, personal struggles, and a complex relationship with substance abuse, adds a somber chapter to the legacy of the beloved actor. As fans mourn the loss of a talent that brought laughter and joy to millions, his story serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by even those in the spotlight.
