Matthew Perry cause of death inconclusive pending toxicology tests
Perry was greatly adored by fans for his portrayal of Chandler Bing in the popular TV series Friends.
We do not know why Matthew Perry died yet, and more investigation is necessary before we can determine the cause of death.
According to reports from the LA Times and TMZ, the famous Friends actor was discovered lifeless in his home's hot tub last weekend.
The examination performed on Perry's body after his death didn't provide a clear answer and officials are waiting for the results of tests to determine if any toxic substances played a role in his passing.
According to a spokesperson from the Los Angeles Police department, who spoke to CBS News, the partner of BBC who is situated in the United States, it was confirmed that there were no evident indications of harm.
On Sunday, the LA County Medical Examiner's office made an update to their records indicating that the case has been postponed.
This generally implies that the examination after death has been finished, yet additional information is required.
On Sunday, a representative from the Los Angeles Fire Department informed the BBC that emergency workers were dispatched to a location within the Pacific Palisades vicinity, due to an unidentified water crisis, but refrained from disclosing the involvement of Perry.
The popular and widely watched TV series from the 90s featured the character of Chandler Bing, known for his humorous wit. Unfortunately, the actor who portrayed this character passed away at the age of 54.
The TV series about six pals who lived in New York City was on the air for ten years, starting in 1994 and ending in 2004.
A total of 52.5 million people in America tuned in to watch the last installment, ranking it as the highest viewed television episode from 2000 to 2009.
However, during the peak of his popularity, Perry struggled with a dependency on pain medication and alcoholic beverages. He sought treatment at rehabilitation facilities on several occasions.
During an interview with BBC Radio 2 in 2016, he admitted that he had no recollection of three years on the set of Friends due to his use of alcohol and drugs.
