Los Angeles, CA – “Friends” star Courteney Cox opened up about the impact of her late co-star Matthew Perry in a recent interview on “CBS Sunday Morning.” Reflecting on their time working closely together on the hit sitcom, Cox described Perry as one of the funniest human beings she has ever known, highlighting his immense talent and big heart despite his struggles.
She expressed gratitude for the opportunity to work alongside Perry for so many years, sharing that he still visits her often, leaving her with a sense that he is always around. Their on-screen characters, Monica and Chandler, captured the hearts of fans with their charming and comedic relationship throughout the series.
In the wake of Perry’s passing last year, Cox revealed her spiritual connections with other lost loved ones, including her parents, emphasizing that she still feels Perry’s presence guiding her. Perry’s cause of death was determined to be from the acute effects of ketamine, and an apparent drowning at his home.
Cox, along with the rest of the “Friends” cast, expressed deep sorrow over Perry’s loss, emphasizing that they were more than just colleagues but a family. As the 20th anniversary of the show’s finale approached, Cox took to Instagram to commemorate the milestone, reflecting on how the show had changed her life in profound ways.
Looking back on her time on “Friends,” Cox expressed immense gratitude for the experience, acknowledging that the show was a turning point in her career. She described the show as a moment of serendipity, a coming together of exceptional talent and writers that created something truly special and unforgettable.