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EXCLUSIVE: Matthew Perry's Grieving Sister Caitlin Reveals She Still Hears Late Actor's Voice — 'It's Like He's Actually Here Saying It'

Matthew Perry's grieving sister Caitlin has admitted she still hears his voice, like he's here in her head.
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Matthew Perry's grieving sister Caitlin has admitted she still hears his voice, like he's here in her head.

Dec. 25 2025, Published 6:15 a.m. ET

Friends star Matthew Perry may be gone, but his presence is still felt by beloved sister Caitlin Morrison, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

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Caitlin Morrison said she still hears brother Matthew Perry's voice in her head after his death.
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Caitlin Morrison said she still hears brother Matthew Perry's voice in her head after his death.

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"I can hear the things that he would say in response to the things that are going on as if he's actually here saying them," Morrison, 44, confided. "Maybe he is [here]. I don't know."

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Perry died at age 54 of a ketamine overdose on October 28, 2023.

"He ruined Halloween for me, so thanks," she joked, noting humor can be a defense mechanism.

But seriously, "it's just a day with a little bit of a darkness on it."

Following Perry's heartbreaking death, Caitlin founded the nonprofit initiative The Matthew Perry House. The organization was created to support those living with addiction.

In an interview with Variety, she explained: "I've had this whole career in nonprofits and charities. It was a very natural thing for my mind to do after he died, to try to work what I knew how to do into bringing some kind of meaning and purpose to this horrible, horrible thing that shouldn't have happened."

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