Jennifer Aniston said Matthew Perry was happy in his last days of life

Jennifer Aniston wants the world to know that its star of Friends and friend in real life Matthew Perry was doing well before his tragic death at the end of October. Perry, who passed away at the age of 54 following an apparent accidental drowning (the official cause of his death has not yet been determined), “was not in pain”, according to Aniston, who for the first time spoke about the loss of him in an interview. Talking with Varietyhe said: “He was happy. She was healthy. She had stopped smoking. She was getting back into shape. She was happy – that’s all I know.”

After decades of ups and downs, Aniston says: «I want people to know that he was really healthy, and that he was better. He was pursuing a goal. She worked so hard. It was really a hard blow for him. I really miss. Everyone misses him. She made us laugh a lot.”

Regarding the outpouring of tributes following his sudden passing, Aniston said: “It’s so beautiful. He also reflected on his unique cadence (could it be more memorable?), which added so much comedy to the iconic series: “I also have to say that I think Matthew Perry’s dialect, his way of speaking, created a completely different world. In a certain sense we followed his example. He added something to our joy.”

Aniston previously opened up about her close relationship with Perry on Instagram, writing: «We loved him deeply. It was part of our DNA. It’s always been the six of us. It was a chosen family that forever changed the course of who we were and what our path would be. For Matty, she knew that she loved making people laugh. As he himself said, if he didn’t hear the “laughter” he thought he was dying. His life literally depended on it.”