Kristin Davis Recalls Once Being 'Set Up' On A Date With The Late Matthew Perry
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The late "Friends" star died in 2023 from the acute effects of ketamine.
Kristin Davis is recalling once being “set up” with Matthew Perry years before his death.
The “And Just Like That…” actor, 60, recalled on Monday’s episode of her “Are You a Charlotte?” podcast that an attorney friend of hers arranged for her to meet the late “Friends” actor, who died in 2023, at a “low-key” dinner party in the late ’90s.
Perry famously starred as Chandler Bing on “Friends” from 1994 to 2004.
“So I go to this dinner party, I bring my little flowers,” Davis told guest Brian Van Holt. “You know, it’s a bunch of Hollywood people. I don’t even know who all was there other than this lawyer and Matthew.”
Though she didn’t specify exactly when the date with Perry took place, Davis explained that it happened between when she starred in “Melrose Place” from 1995 to 1996, and “Sex and the City,” which aired from 1998 to 2004.
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