A celebrity may be involved in the mysterious death of Friends star Matthew Perry: her phone and laptop were seized

American law enforcement officials suspect that a famous friend of Matthew Perry may have been involved in the death of Friends star Matthew Perry. The suspect's name has not been disclosed, but it is known that her home was searched and her phone and laptop were seized.

The unnamed celebrity agreed to cooperate with the police and has already been interrogated numerous times. This was exclusively reported by In Touch.

An autopsy of the actor's body showed that he died of "acute exposure to ketamine," but the drug was not found in the star's home. This led to the theory that Perry was not the only one using ketamine. Investigating this hypothesis, law enforcement officers came across a well-known friend of the actor who might have been with him that day.

"She has hired lawyers and held numerous meetings with law enforcement officials since they came to her house with a search warrant. She is silent about the situation. But the investigators had to know something to get a warrant and show up with a search warrant like that," the insider said.

The star, whose name is known to journalists but not disclosed due to the "sensitivity of the investigation," claims that he had nothing to do with Matthew's death.

The celebrities reportedly met at a rehabilitation center and struck up an "unexpected friendship." However, it is now believed that they both quit using drugs.

No official charges are currently being brought against the woman. According to the insider, the suspect is emotionally distressed, and the investigation could "knock her out of her shell, regardless of whether she is involved or not."

As a reminder, the Friends star passed away prematurely on October 28, 2023. His body was found by his assistant, who called the emergency services.

Law enforcement officers did not find drugs in the deceased's apartment, which the actor had been addicted to for many years. However, they found a lot of prescription drugs, including antidepressants.

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