Last weekend was marked by important news. So, the reason for the sudden death of Matthew Perry became known. As you probably know, the star of the cult TV series “Friends” passed away on October 29, 2023. The man was found in the jacuzzi at his mansion. What caused such a terrible event and whether it really is all about prohibited substances, as some tabloids insist,you will find out with us in the next few minutes.< /span>
Cause of death of Matthew Perry
Without a doubt Perry’s premature departure was a blow not only for his family and friends, but also to all fans of the cult series “Friends.” What can we say, in the first days after the terrible news, many Internet users shared their emotions on this matter. And, interestingly, some felt that the best way to honor Matthew’s memory would be to rewatch their favorite series.
In contrast to these gossip, Matthew’s friends, colleagues and relatives unanimously insisted: those days were long behind him, and now Perry had pulled himself together. By the way, Jennifer Aniston was the last person to speak on this topic. Thus, the actress admitted that she communicated with the actor on the day he passed away. And, according to the celebrity,there was no hint of a less tragic outcome.
No illegal substances
The other day the results of a medical examination appeared. And, curiously, the positive result was only for ketamine. However, there is no point in rushing to conclusions. You see, this drug is prescribed to treat depression and anxiety. Alas,it was ketamine that caused excessive stimulation of the cardiovascular system and respiratory organs.
At the same time, cardiac arrest itself occurred as a result of drowning. Who knows, maybe if Perry had not been in the jacuzzi, his assistant would have had a chance to save the actor. As for the toxicological examination, its results will be in a few weeks.
It is also worth noting that the police did not find any illegal substances in the house of the “Friends” star. Among the drugs there were only prescription ones. So, we are talking about anti-anxiety and antidepressants. Law enforcement also stumbled upon medications used by people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
