Matthew Perry, the unforgettable Chandler Bing from the series Friends, died unexpectedly on October 28 after apparently drowning in the jacuzzi of his home. The loss of the actor was a real emotional earthquake among his family, colleagues and millions of followers around the world; who do not quite accept that the charismatic performer died at only 54 years old.
One of them, Jennifer Aniston, seems to be doing even worse than expected, according to some American media. The actress, who worked alongside Perry for more than two decades on Friends, was last seen last Friday at the actor's funeral and, according to those present, she was immersed in deep sadness.
As Page Six reports, the actress would be completely devastated since the loss of her partner and great friend. According to the source consulted by the aforementioned portal, both the actress and Courteney Cox (Monica Geller in the series) would be the two who are doing the worst at the moment. "Jen is probably the one who is having the hardest time," she adds.
The reason, the loss of Perry represents the second death of a very loved one in less than a year for the actress, whose father, John Aniston, died in November 2022. Without having recovered from the grief over the death of the veteran protagonist of Los days of our lives, he would have had to add the loss of his great friend, sinking even further.
Her emotional state was a cause of concern for both her colleagues and those closest to the actress on the day of Perry's funeral, as she apparently stated that she was trying to recover, but couldn't. "It has been a devastating blow," says the source.
Aniston managed to keep it quiet during the funeral, but years ago she showed how much she loved Matthew Perry and how little she wanted to think about the possibility of losing him in her life. In 2004, he even went so far as to cry in an interview when asked about it.
There was a very special relationship between Perry and Aniston, with the actor even confirming that his partner was one of those who cared about him the most over the years.
The actress joined her colleagues in the heartfelt statement they shared after the death of the interpreter, her "brother", with whom they shared years of work, laughter, confidences and a lot of love.
