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Video of Jennifer Aniston Expressing Grief Over Matthew

Video of Jennifer Aniston Expressing Grief Over Matthew
Published 2 years ago on Oct 30, 2023

In a heart-wrenching turn of events, a poignant video featuring Jennifer Aniston breaking down in tears while discussing Matthew Perry's battle with addiction has resurfaced, just two days after the beloved actor's untimely demise. 

A clip of Jennifer breaking down in tears as she discussed the 'idea of losing' her co-star and friend, Matthew, due to addiction has resurfaced - two days after the actor was found dead

Matthew Perry, best known for his iconic role as the sarcastic Chandler Bing in the legendary 90s sitcom "Friends," was tragically found dead at his Los Angeles residence on Saturday, the details of which remain under investigation by the coroner's office. The cause of death is yet to be officially confirmed. 

The global outpouring of tributes from celebrities and devoted fans has been overwhelming as they mourn the loss of the 54-year-old star who had grappled with addiction for an extended period. Many have placed flowers and heartfelt notes outside his home to pay their respects. 

 

In 2004, the year Friends ended, Jennifer, 54, gave Diane Sawyer an interview in which she broke down in tears discussing Matthew's struggles with drinking and his drug use

The resurfacing of a video from 2004, featuring Jennifer Aniston, now 54, sobbing as she opened up about Matthew Perry's tumultuous journey, has struck a chord with fans who continue to grieve the loss of the "Friends" icon. 

In the interview from 2004, the same year "Friends" concluded, Jennifer Aniston, 54, spoke candidly to Diane Sawyer, where she emotionally discussed Matthew's struggles with alcohol and drug use. The interviewer asked Jennifer what each of her co-stars needed to hear, and while she offered words of encouragement for her friends, she struggled to find the right words when it came to Matthew. 

With tears welling up in her eyes, Jennifer expressed, "We didn't know. We, you know, we weren't equipped, we weren't - to deal with it. You know, nobody had ever dealt with that, and, you know, the idea of even losing him." 

Jennifer, wiping her tears with a tissue, continued, "He's having a rough road, but he is alright." 

Matthew Perry had previously revealed that Jennifer had confronted him about his addiction during the filming of "Friends," stating, "We know you're drinking." This pivotal moment during a break in the shooting of the beloved show was a turning point in his life. 

In his memoir, "Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing," Matthew disclosed that he had an initial crush on Jennifer, and even before they began filming "Friends," he called her to impress her with acting roles he had booked. However, it appeared that his advances did not have the desired effect. 

Now, a 2004 video of Jennifer sobbing about Matthew's 'rough road' that saw him questioning how long he would be alive has been re-circulating the web (shown in 1985)

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In a heart-wrenching turn of events, a poignant video featuring Jennifer Aniston breaking down in tears while discussing Matthew Perry's battle with addiction has resurfaced, just two days after the beloved actor's untimely demise. 

A clip of Jennifer breaking down in tears as she discussed the 'idea of losing' her co-star and friend, Matthew, due to addiction has resurfaced - two days after the actor was found dead

Matthew Perry, best known for his iconic role as the sarcastic Chandler Bing in the legendary 90s sitcom "Friends," was tragically found dead at his Los Angeles residence on Saturday, the details of which remain under investigation by the coroner's office. The cause of death is yet to be officially confirmed. 

The global outpouring of tributes from celebrities and devoted fans has been overwhelming as they mourn the loss of the 54-year-old star who had grappled with addiction for an extended period. Many have placed flowers and heartfelt notes outside his home to pay their respects. 

 

In 2004, the year Friends ended, Jennifer, 54, gave Diane Sawyer an interview in which she broke down in tears discussing Matthew's struggles with drinking and his drug use

The resurfacing of a video from 2004, featuring Jennifer Aniston, now 54, sobbing as she opened up about Matthew Perry's tumultuous journey, has struck a chord with fans who continue to grieve the loss of the "Friends" icon. 

In the interview from 2004, the same year "Friends" concluded, Jennifer Aniston, 54, spoke candidly to Diane Sawyer, where she emotionally discussed Matthew's struggles with alcohol and drug use. The interviewer asked Jennifer what each of her co-stars needed to hear, and while she offered words of encouragement for her friends, she struggled to find the right words when it came to Matthew. 

With tears welling up in her eyes, Jennifer expressed, "We didn't know. We, you know, we weren't equipped, we weren't - to deal with it. You know, nobody had ever dealt with that, and, you know, the idea of even losing him." 

Jennifer, wiping her tears with a tissue, continued, "He's having a rough road, but he is alright." 

Matthew Perry had previously revealed that Jennifer had confronted him about his addiction during the filming of "Friends," stating, "We know you're drinking." This pivotal moment during a break in the shooting of the beloved show was a turning point in his life. 

In his memoir, "Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing," Matthew disclosed that he had an initial crush on Jennifer, and even before they began filming "Friends," he called her to impress her with acting roles he had booked. However, it appeared that his advances did not have the desired effect. 

Now, a 2004 video of Jennifer sobbing about Matthew's 'rough road' that saw him questioning how long he would be alive has been re-circulating the web (shown in 1985)

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