‘Friends’ Star Matthew Perry to Release a Tell All Memoir: “It’s Time People Heard It From the Horse’s Mouth”

• Matthew Perry has announced that he will be releasing a long overdue autobiography sometime in 2022 that will tell his memories of filming the hit sitcom
• The actor, who played Chandler Bing on Friends, said that it was about time that he tells the story of that period in his life for him instead of through others
• Matthew signed a seven-figure deal with Flatiron books and although the memoir is yet to be given a name, fans are excited to get their hands on a copy

It goes without doubt that one of the highest points in Matthew Perry's career was his time on the 90s sitcom Friends. The show has lived through generations and fans have a particular interest in the main characters personal lives during that time. Matthew Perry will be granting fans access to his dearest memories while filming the show.

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The South African reports that Matthew Perry's interest in writing a memoir was sparked by the realisation that he has never told the story of his life in his own words. Most details that were made public about his personal life were based on other people's accounts. When speaking about his upcoming book, he said:

"There has been so much written about me by others in the past. I thought it was time people heard it directly from the horse’s mouth. In this case, the horse’s mouth being me."

Deadline reported that the book would be published under MacMillan division Flatiron books and will most likely see a release date as early as next year.

An official name for the book has not been confirmed but one fan took a rather funny guess.

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James Michael Tyler: Friends' Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer and co-stars pay tribute to actor

Briefly News reported the cast of Friends has taken to social media to pay tribute to co-star James Michael Tyler following his untimely passing on Sunday, 24 October. The actor succumbed to prostate cancer.

Superstars such as Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer and other cast members have penned heartfelt posts on social media following the news of James' death. The world knew the late thespian as Gunther.

Taking to Instagram, Jennifer shared a clip showing herself and James in one of the scenes of the show. She said Friends would not have been the same without James.

Source: Briefly News