Matthew Perry reveals he has finished writing his highly anticipated memoir Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing, which is said to have all the 'ugly details' of what happened on the set of Friends.
Taking to Instagram, Perry, who rose to prominence playing the iconic role of Chandler Bing on the hit sitcom, dropped a photo of the book's title.
"My ego doesn't like that I have to stop writing about myself," he captioned the post. "But the book is done now. So that is it."
The autobiography, which is due for release on November 1, 2022, will tell readers what happened behind the scenes of the comedy show and Perry's struggle with drugs, according to Flatiron Books, the book's publisher.
According to a report published earlier in OK! The magazine, the 17 Again actor is going to take on the entire crew of the sitcom and features "everyone in a panic.
An insider told the outlet that Perry "is time to come clean not only about her life, but about the good, the bad and the ugly things that happened on the set of Friends."
The source added that the 52-year-old star "really couldn't care less" if his memoir is going to haunt Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox and their other co-stars, adding, "He's not going to back down."
Not only that, Aniston, who plays Rachel Green on the show, feared that an upcoming book would include details of her split with ex-husband Brad Pitt.
A source told Closer Magazine, "He (Perry) has not suggested that the book will include personal details about anyone else, but Jane knows that Matthew wants a bestseller and to achieve that, she has to As many juicy mysteries as possible will have to be uncovered."
Earlier, announcing the date of the book's release on her social media, Perry wrote, "A lot has been written about me in the past. I thought it was time people heard from me. The highs were high, the lows were low. ,
"But I live to tell the story, even though it sometimes seemed like I wouldn't. And it's all here. I apologize if this isn't a pop up book."