This article contains mention of death. Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy has hit the digital screens, and with the premiere, the movie has made a major revelation about the shots of ketamine injected into the actor amid his death in October 2023.

His death was attributed to "acute effects of ketamine" with accidental drowning as the manner of death.

The “Friends” actor had been candid about his struggles with addiction and substance abuse, which the documentary covers. The doc, however, does include a sit-down with Morgan Fairchild, who played his character Chandler’s mother on “Friends.”

C onsidering how often Friends still airs in syndication and continues to keep Matthew Perry’s Chandler Bing around as a daily presence, it can be easy to forget that it’s bee

Former U.S. Attorney E. Martin Estrada says the five people charged in connection with Matthew Perry's overdose death were 'taking advantage' of the 'Friends' star and 'should have known better.'

NBC / Courtesy Everett Collection Peacock's latest special about Matthew Perry explored how his time on Friends, his addiction struggles and more affected him ahead of his shocking death. Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy,

A Hollywood Tragedy claims that people 'took advantage' of the actor before his death in order to take money, with the star allegedly taking almost 30 ketamine shots in his final three days

Peacock will air a documentary about the Oct. 28, 2023, death of “Friends” actor Matthew Perry from an overdose of ketamine. “Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy” debuts on Tuesday, Feb. 25, on the streaming service.

Friends stars Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc and David Schwimmer all declined to take part in a documentary covering Matthew Perry's death