Julia Roberts speaks out about the death of her ex-partner, Matthew Perry

Julia Roberts speaks out about the death of her ex-partner, Matthew Perry – Julia Roberts has confessed that the actor’s death is something that can help “everyone appreciate more what we have.”

By Megan Sauer

Julia Roberts speaks out about the death of her ex-partner, Matthew Perry.

It was last October 28 when the tragic news of the death of Matthew Perry came to light , who was found dead in his home in Los Angeles. A death that has shocked the world of cinema and series in Hollywood because he was a very loved person, especially for his portrayal of Chandler Bing in ‘Friends.

A multitude of stars from the small and big screen reacted to the death, and also the co-stars of the legendary series, David Schwimmer, Matt Leblanc, Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow, who wanted to share different publications on their social networks in which who remember their experiences together.

The last to speak out was Julia Roberts, another Hollywood star, who also appeared in ‘Friends’, and who was also his partner between 1995 and 1996. The actress has spoken about the loss of Perry through an interview with the American portal ‘Entertainment Tonight’: “ The sudden death of someone so young is always devastating ,” she begins by pointing out, referring to the fact that he was only 56 years old.

Julia Roberts has pointed out that this death will also help them to value their lives: “I think it helps us all to appreciate more what we have.”

Their relationship between 1995 and 1996

A couple that was seen even in fiction, just when they began their relationship, as Perry acknowledged in his memoirs, ‘Friends, Lovers, and That Terrible. A beautiful stage in their lives that the actress remembers with affection, both towards him and the rest of the cast: “Everyone was very welcoming to me despite being an episodic character and it was a very fun stage ,” she confessed to ‘ET’ .

The relationship ended up breaking up due to the actor’s own insecurities, as he also said in his memoirs: “ All day I was sure that she was going to break up with me .” Because? Because I believed that I wasn’t enough for her , that I could never be. He was devastated. And surly. “It was very unpleasant.”