Matthew Perry claims he lost his virginity to Carrie Fisher’s sister in his biography

Friends has never stopped being current, and we all know that the best of friends it was Chandler. Yes, without question, his character was not only the comedic soul of the series chapter after chapter, but his portrayal of masculinity is what keeps the series fresh to this day. Behind the scenes, however, Matthew Perry hasn’t been like his character. Of the six, he is the one who has had the most hectic life, and the one who has shown the most and worst physical changes over the years.

Unfortunately, when we talk about Matthew Perry, it’s usually about rough stuff. But today it’s not our turn to talk about it, he already does it for us.

On November 17, the book will go on sale in Spain, through the Contraluz publishing house. Friends, lovers and that so terrible. It is a biography of the Friends actor who, beyond what Jennifer Aniston’s would sell, is possibly the one that has and will have the most juicy content. We have already talked about a forward that talked about that brief romance that he had with Julia Roberts after her appearance in the series.

Today we have to deal with something a little more delicate and shocking, since it is not only about her virginity, but also about impotence and Carrie Fisher. More or less, yes.

At 54 years old, the actor looks back and confesses that he started drinking at 14. More or less like everyone else, but let’s say that his was directly serious, a foretaste of the addictions that would dominate him when he achieved fame. The thing is that Perry should not have known, perhaps because Hollywood deceives us a lot with that, that alcohol and sex do not go well together. In short, before his first sexual encounters he was so nervous that he drank 6 beers and… Of course. Good old Perry thought, at fifteen, that he had “a penis he didn’t want to work on.”

I did not relate the influence of alcohol to my private parts not working. And nobody could know about it. No one. So I’ve been walking the planet thinking that sex was something for other people for a long time. Years. Sex sounded awfully fun, but it wasn’t in my arsenal. This means in my mind, and at least in my pants, that I was congenitally impotent.

That’s when Fisher arrived, but not Carrie, the eternal Princess Leia. Tricia Leigh Fisher was the daughter of Connie Stevens and Eddie Fisher, father with Debbie Reinolds of Carrie. She was her stepsister, when she was 18 and on 19, the one who “cured his impotence.” We assume that she agreed that there was no alcohol in the area.

The first time is never forgotten, especially if it shows you that your penis works. Perry says that to prevent his girlfriend from knowing that she was impotent, she told him that she wanted to wait until they were married. Luckily, Tricia didn’t listen to him and after two months of relationship she took the initiative. Perry says that at the time she confessed “the whole shameful story” to him, stating that she “was powerless and always would be. That she was no use.”

Tricia, who deserves a round of applause from us and surely from Perry a lot more, told him that “it would never happen again” and dragged him into the room: “Sure enough, pure glory for two whole minutes,” she jokes, We guess with a grain of truth, Perry.

Tricia assured him, calmly and simply, that not being able to act “would never happen again” and led him into the room. “Sure enough, pure glory for two whole minutes,” she joked. The problem is that Perry did not stop and, as she assures her, Triciaa was “a beautiful woman who deserved better” Why? Because right after, Perry’s job was to “sleep with just about every woman in Southern California.” Finally, the youth.