Matthew Perry’s Biggest Confessions: Near-Death Experiences, A-List Romances Detailed in His Memoir
Matthew Perry’s memoir, “Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing,” was released in November of 2022, just one year before his death at the age of 54. In the book, Perry candidly discusses his struggles with addiction, his near-death experiences, and his high-profile romances.
Near-Death Experiences
Perry reveals in his memoir that he has had two near-death experiences. The first occurred in 2000, when he overdosed on Vicodin and Oxycontin. Perry was rushed to the hospital, where he spent two weeks in a coma. He woke up to find that he had had a colonostomy and had lost 58 pounds.
The second near-death experience occurred in 2018, when Perry’s pancreas ruptured due to alcohol abuse. He was again rushed to the hospital, where he spent five months in recovery.
A-List Romances
Perry also writes about his many high-profile romances in his memoir. He dated celebrities such as Julia Roberts, Yasmine Bleeth, and Lauren Graham.
In the book, Perry reveals that he was in love with Roberts, but that she did not want a serious relationship with him. He also writes about how his addiction to drugs and alcohol sabotaged his relationship with Bleeth.
Other Confessions
In addition to his near-death experiences and his A-list romances, Perry also writes about other personal struggles in his memoir. He discusses his childhood trauma, his mental health issues, and his relationships with his family and friends.
Perry’s memoir is a candid and honest look at his life. It is a story of addiction, recovery, and redemption. It is also a story of love, loss, and friendship.
Perry’s memoir is an inspiration to anyone who has struggled with addiction or other personal challenges. It is a reminder that it is possible to overcome adversity and find hope.