Matthew Perry struggled with substance usage for a long time, particularly when he played Chandler Bing in Friends. The habit resulted in a drastic change in his looks over the years. The Friends star has spoken up a lot about it. In his upcoming book, he detailed how his addiction worsened and threatened his life.
Matthew Perry’s autobiography, “Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing,” was just released. The actor who portrayed Chandler Bing’s most hard years revealed several anecdotes. He talks about his suffering from drug problems and how they impacted his personal, social, and professional connections. He also mentioned many of his professional colleagues by name, whose busy schedules and drug use eventually had a negative indirect effect.
How Matthew Perry has changed over the Years
At the Convention by NBC in 1994
looking fabulous in a grey suit In 1996
Premiere of, The Object of My Affection in Los Angeles, April 9, 1998
Premiere of, If These Walls Could Talk 2, in Los Angeles
Arrivals at the 44th GRAMMY Awards
At the Land Awards: Celebration of Classic TV
GM Rocks the Award Season with Cars, Stars, and Fashion
Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation 2005 “A Time for Heroes” Celebrity Carnival – Arrivals
In 2006, at a party for Xbox.
2008 Park City – Hollywood Life House Portraits – Day 4
” 17 Again” Los Angeles Premiere – Arrivals
In Style and Warner Bros. 2007 Golden Globe After Party – Arrivals
” Celebrity Liar” with Jason Alexander and Lizzy Caplan
Matthew Perry talks at the Drug and Veterans Treatment Courts: A Proven Budget Solution Serving Our Veterans event.
Arrivals at the 2014 TCA Summer Press Tour Party for CBS, The CW, Showtime, and CBS Television Distribution
I was feeding a parking meter in 2015.
London on April 1, 2016
Sightings of Famous People in Los Angeles on July 26, 2016
” The Circle” was shown at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival.
New York in July 2019, just a month before he turned 50.
2021, Friends Reunion
In 2022 he shared a rare candid photo on Instagram
2022, the announcement for his memoir Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing.
