“Friends” Fans Are Emotional After Jennifer Aniston And Courteney Cox Shared Touching Instagram Posts One Year On From Matthew Perry’s Death

A couple of months ago, five people — including two doctors — were charged in connection to Matthew’s death.

This article discusses alcohol and drug addiction.

One year on from his death, Matthew Perry’s Friends costars are continuing to honor his memory.

A closeup of Matthew Perry

Matthew, who famously played Chandler Bing in the hit NBC sitcom, died suddenly at age 54 after overdosing on ketamine and drowning in a hot tub at his home. Before he died, he’d been open about his struggles with substance and alcohol addiction.

Earlier this year, in August, five people were charged in connection to Matthew’s death — two of whom were doctors.

Matthew’s Friends costars have paid tribute to the star since his death, and now, a year later, Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox have shared touching new posts.

Jennifer, who played Rachel Green in the series, previously referred to Matthew as her “little brother” when the news of his death first broke. Earlier this year, she broke down in tears during an interview with Quinta Brunson when the subject of rewatching Friends came up.

A closeup of Jennifer Aniston

This week, Jen shared a series of photos with Matthew on her Instagram page. “1 year ❤️‍🩹🕊️,” she wrote as she linked out to the Matthew Perry Foundation, a charity “guided by” Matthew’s passion to help people dealing with addiction.

Courteney, who played Matthew’s onscreen love interest Monica Geller, also shared a couple of photos with the late actor on her Instagram page.

“Missing you today and always,” she wrote, linking out to the charity as well.

Courteney Cox and Matthew Perry in a friendly embrace, smiling at each other. Courteney wears a turtleneck and blazer, Matthew is in a suit. This is a scene from Friends

Friends fans have been left emotional by the touching posts from Jen and Courteney.

“Forever in our hearts,” one comment read. “I’ve been watching the show today on repeat, just remembering his brilliance,” someone else said.

“We all fell in love with Chandler at the end of ‘Friends.’ He remained a treasure,” another user wrote, while one more added, “will miss him forever.”

If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, you can call SAMHSA’s National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357) and find more resources here.

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