In a shocking turn of events on October 28, Hollywood and Friends fans worldwide mourned the loss of actor Matthew Perry at the age of 54.
Nearly two months after this somber moment, Jennifer Aniston, who shared the screen with Perry in the beloved sitcom Friends, is planning a touching tribute to honor her dear friend.
Matthew Perry, Jennifer Aniston, David Schiwmmer, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, and Courteney Cox-Arquette not only formed the iconic cast of the hit series Friends but also cultivated a genuine friendship off-screen. Devastated by the news of Perry's passing, the cast expressed their grief on social media, showcasing the deep bonds they had formed.
Reflecting on their friendship, Aniston shared, “Over the last two weeks, I read our messages, jumping from one to the next. I laughed, I cried, and I laughed again. I will keep them forever.” She highlighted a poignant exchange with Perry, sharing a screenshot of their chat where Perry expressed, “Making you laugh made my day,” to which Aniston responded, “The first in a thousand times.”
Almost two months after Perry's passing, Jennifer Aniston is reportedly organizing a tribute to her friend, as reported by various U.S. media outlets and Vanitatis magazine.
The gathering would include only the principal cast members of Friends and is set to take place at Aniston's residence in Bel-Air.
“It was always their plan to get together with just the five of them so they could feel comfortable saying whatever was on their mind,” revealed a source. The intention is to reminisce about cherished moments with Perry, share stories, and both laugh and cry. The source added, “The funeral was a very sad occasion, but it was mainly for Perry's family, and they held back out of respect.”
This poignant gathering is expected to occur around the Christmas and New Year holidays, where the cast plans to share a meal and wine, accompanied by soft music and candles. The evening will be dedicated to heartfelt conversations and reminiscing over photographs as a tribute to their beloved friend, Matthew Perry.
