In an exclusive interview with Mirror US, former assistant and ex-girlfriend of the late Friends actor Matthew Perry, Kayti Edwards, has revealed shocking details about the drug supply chain involving multiple celebrities in Hollywood. Edwards alleged that Perry had access to a network of medical professionals who provided him with narcotics illegally for over a decade, lured by his substantial wealth. Perry, renowned for his role as Chandler Bing in Friends, had openly disclosed spending millions on rehab during his battle with addiction.
Edwards claimed that Perry was not the only celebrity involved in such practices, stating that this dark reality is prevalent in the entertainment industry. She described visiting another celebrity’s home with a fully equipped medical room for administering medications intravenously. Following Perry’s tragic death, an investigation has led to charges against individuals connected to him, including doctors and an intermediary figure. Some have pleaded guilty to charges related to distributing drugs illegally.
Detailed records suggest that Perry and his aide spent a significant amount on ketamine purchases leading up to his death. The autopsy revealed that Perry’s passing was attributed to the acute effects of ketamine, among other factors. The ongoing legal proceedings have highlighted the misuse of drugs and the role played by medical professionals in facilitating celebrity addiction. The revelations from Edwards shed light on the darker side of the entertainment world and raise questions about the accountability of those involved in enabling harmful behaviours.
As the investigation unfolds, more insights into the circumstances surrounding Perry’s death and the network supplying drugs to celebrities continue to emerge. The shocking details shared by Edwards provide a glimpse into the struggles faced by individuals in the spotlight and the complex web of dependencies that can exist behind closed doors in Hollywood.