Two years after Matthew Perry’s tragic and heartbreaking death at age 54, his co-stars are using art to remember him and give back. Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Matt LeBlanc, Lisa Kudrow, and David Schwimmer are all honoring Perry this holiday season.
In an Instagram post, The Matthew Perry Foundation revealed the collaboration with theFriends cast.
LeBlanc, Schwimmer, Aniston, Cox, and Kudrow are each featured in individual photos signing the artwork.
“And in collaboration with the estate of @mattyperry4 we have produced a very limited edition of artworks embossed with Matthew's official signature. All profits will be supporting charities chosen by the cast, including the @MatthewPerryFoundation and their work helping those struggling with the disease of addiction. Link in bio to get one,” ended the caption.
View this post on Instagram“? ? that's so amazing. Seeing them together and missing Matthew Perry ❤️,” wrote a fan. One fan added, “I think I'm going to cry, I miss him so much?.”
Other comments were “Miss you forever Matthew Perry ??” and “We miss you Mathew ??❤️” just to name a few.
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