We're Crying Over The View's Tribute To Matthew Perry

On the latest episode of the ABC talk show, host Whoopi Goldberg said they were all “beyond heartbroken” to learn of Matthew Perry’s unexpected passing, which came almost a year after the actor visited “The View” to talk about his lifelong struggles with substance abuse and alcohol addiction. Sharing a clip from Perry’s November 2022 interview, in which he shared his advice to families who are affected by the disease, Goldberg praised the late actor for being honest and passionate about helping other people. 

“We were very lucky to have him here last year,” she said. “He was quite something, and a really funny guy.” She and her “View” co-hosts went on to discuss Perry’s legacy, with Alyssa Farah Griffin mentioning the “Friends” star’s wish to be remembered by his fans for something other than his work on the iconic sitcom. Meanwhile, Sunny Hostin praised Perry for his efforts to help others who are struggling with addiction, saying, “Having had so much addiction in my own family … that is so needed. For someone to be able to see you and be able to help you, because it’s a disease like anything else.”

Meanwhile, Ana Navarro urged viewers to honor Perry by reaching out to those who they know are also struggling with the disease. “You don’t have to be alone,” she reminded viewers. “And carrying burdens is easier when you do it with others.” Finally, Goldberg ended the tribute by sending her best wishes to Perry. “He wanted the best for people, so let’s hope for the best in his passing,” she said.

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