The Sweetest Item In Matthew Perry's Estate Auction May Be A Letter From Jennifer Aniston

The Matthew Perry Estate Auction was announced on May 5, 2026, two and a half years after "Friends" star Matthew Perry died at the age of 54. Heritage Auctions has announced that they will facilitate the charitable event alongside the Matthew Perry Foundation, and there is one item that will be auctioned off, in particular, that is sure to have "Friends" fans emotional.

According to the Matthew Perry Foundation, the nonprofit organization aims to "honor Matthew's enduring legacy of compassion for those struggling with substance use disorder. Our mission is to combat stigma and create pathways to recovery, ensuring no one is left behind on their journey to healing." For an amazing cause like this one, The Matthew Perry Estate Auction has put some items up for bidding that will surely interest the massive fanbase of "Friends." More than 20 of Perry's own scripts will be available, as well as scripts signed by other cast members. Perry's personal replica of the series' famous yellow frame from around the apartment door's peephole will be up for sale, as well, along with the Screen Actors Guild Award he took home in 1995.

Yet, there is one particularly special bit of memorabilia that one lucky (and presumably wealthy) winner will take home. Featured in the auction is a "Friends" photo album that happens to include a handwritten letter from "Jenny" (or Jennifer Aniston), and it's a beautiful one.

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Jennifer Aniston's letter to Matthew Perry is touching

The photo album that will be available as part of The Matthew Perry Estate Auction reportedly contains photos from the sitcom's wrap dinner, which took place in 2004. Heritage Auctions' website shows the album's cover, which playfully reads, "The One With the Last Supper... 2004," a nod to the series' episode titles. So, it's safe to assume that the letter, signed, "I love you... Jenny!" was a special one written by Jennifer Aniston to Perry when their time as costars was over.

A photo of the letter also included on the website shows Aniston's handwriting in blue ink with hearts drawn all over the page. She opened the letter by writing, "Matty!!!!! Oh my god... How am I going to live without your light in my life on a daily basis?" She proceeded to write about her past fears that Perry's struggles with addiction would cause his death. "I so thank you for choosing to live this life," she wrote.

It has long been clear that Perry and Aniston's relationship went much deeper than just colleagues. Perry was open about having a hard time working with Aniston during the early days of "Friends" due to his crush on her. Ultimately, though, they developed a close platonic relationship. After his death, Aniston's Instagram tribute to Perry showcased their friendship. "Rest little brother. You always made my day..." she wrote. Evidently, this letter from "Jenny" to "Matty" is more evidence of their bond.

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