'Friends' Star Matthew Perry Died At 54 After Apparent Drowning

The tragic death of Friends superstar Matthew Perry on Saturday has stunned the acting world. Fans are still not able to get their head around his early death at the age of just 54 years. Meanwhile, there is no official word on the cause of his death. Multiple reports suggest that Matthew Perry died due to drowning. Policing has uncovered that physician-recommended drugs were found at Perry's home after his passing, revealed TMZ. They underscored that no unlawful medications were found.

Authorities Found Anti-Depressants In His House

"Specialists found antidepressants, hostile to uneasiness drugs and a COPD drug in the house," revealed TMZ. Prominently, COPD represents Ongoing Obstructive Pneumonic Sickness - - the medication is frequently utilized for individuals who have emphysema or persistent bronchitis. It will still up in the air assuming any of these medications was in Matthew Perry's framework at the hour of his demise.

Matthew Perry Was Suffering From Drug Addiction

Perry experienced a drinking habit and had fought right out of it. During the recording of Companions, his enslavement was seen by his co-stars. Jennifer Aniston had even defied him for his issue.Matthew  Perry was likewise a smoker. Page Six has reported that Perry was taking as many as 55 pills a day in 1997, and entered rehab for the first time.

Perry's role in Friends

In the superhit TV series Friends, Perry played the character of Chandler Bing. His co-stars included Aniston, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer, Courteney Cox, and Matt LeBlanc. As Chandler Bing, he was famous for his one-liners and sharp humor.