Charlie Sheen says that Matthew Perry did not ‘soberly’ before death

Charlie Sheen He revealed his thoughts on Matthew Perrywell -being before his death from the administration of excess ketamin.

In an interview on Tuesday, September 16, on YouTube’s Uncensored Morgan PiersSheen, 60, said he could “see” Perry promoting his book 2022 on beating addiction and believing he was not good. (Perry he died at the age of 54 in October 2023, almost a year after his book Friends, lovers, and the terrible big thing published.)

“I could say that he wasn’t sober, talking about a book about sobriety and recovery all,” Sheen claimed she was hosting Morgan, 60. “I felt very bad, I felt bad for him. When I heard a little bit of a small beep from the sound book, he didn’t have the perfect, specific pronunciation with that laser focus that had always heard it.”

Although not personally engaged in the Friends The actor during his book tour, Sheen, who is currently promoting a Netflix documentary and a biography who explores his own addiction battles, told Morgan that he wanted him to reach out to him.

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“I didn’t know Matthew so well … I read his book, and I read it in a day, and I loved it. And I’m so proud of it and inspired by it,” said Sheen. “Then I wanted to reach out, you know, because I’m in his book … when he says, ‘Eff Charlie Sheen and I’m going to be so famous one day too.’ I did not.

Sheen, whose book Sheen Book: A biography Covering his controversial public eye in the midst of various drug use, he said that while he did not know if his outreach could have saved Perry, he would have liked to have shared his insight with him. “I could feel that kind of prison that he, you know, put himself in it,” said Sheen.

Perry was found unresponsive in a hot tub in his Los Angeles’ home on October 28, 2023, and was said to have died later that day. A toxicology report published in December of that year found that he died of “acute effects of ketamine.” The report also noted that he had regular ketamine discharges to treat anxiety and depression – but the last transfusion recorded more than a week before his death occurred which led to a deeper investigation.

In August 2024, five people faced various federal charges as a result of the investigation, including “conspiracy to distribute ketamine causing death.” All five of those people pleaded guilty to various accusations including the most recent, Jasveen sanghaalso called “The queen of ketamine”Who pleaded guilty to five federal charges including the sale of the dose of ketamine which led to Perry’s death.

Sangha is expected to be sentenced in December. The other four people – former Perry Personal Assistant Kenneth Waysay. Salvador Plasencia. Mark Chavezand Perry’s friend Erik Fleming – Due to being sentenced either in November or December.