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The beloved Friends star Matthew Perry, who passed away last week at the age of 54, was reportedly struggling with a cocktail of drugs and health issues that left him in a miserable state.

According to sources close to the actor, Perry was addicted to nicotine lollipops, which he used to curb his smoking habit, but also consumed large amounts of ketamine, a powerful anaesthetic that can induce hallucinations and dissociation.

Perry was also taking testosterone injections, which he hoped would boost his energy and libido, but instead made him more aggressive and irritable. One insider claimed that Perry was "angry and mean" to everyone around him, and often lashed out at his friends and family.

Perry's drug abuse and mood swings took a toll on his physical health as well. He suffered from chronic pain, diabetes, kidney failure, and gastrointestinal problems. He was also severely depressed and isolated, rarely leaving his home or interacting with anyone.

Perry's death was ruled as a cardiac arrest, but many believe that it was the result of years of substance abuse and neglect. His former co-stars and fans have expressed their grief and shock over his untimely demise, and remembered him as a talented and funny actor who brought joy to millions of people.