Matthew Perry’s Sister Continues Sensing Late Actor’s Presence Two Years After Death

Nearly two years after the sudden death of Matthew Perry, best known for his role as Chandler Bing on Friends, his sister Caitlin Morrison continues to feel closely connected to him, often sensing his presence and hearing his voice as if he were still nearby. Morrison described the anniversary of Perry's passing on October 28 as a day that carries "a little bit of darkness," but also as a time when it is permissible to openly express grief. She has found humor and comfort in remembering her brother, joking that he "ruined Halloween" for her, while also embracing the bittersweet nature of such days. In response to her brother's struggles with addiction, Morrison founded the Matthew Perry House in Ottawa, a nonprofit aimed at supporting those recovering from substance use disorders through comprehensive care and services. This initiative reflects her effort to bring meaning and purpose to Perry's tragic death by addressing addiction-related issues. Overall, Morrison's reflections reveal a blend of sorrow, acceptance, and ongoing love as she honors her brother's legacy.