Jennifer Aniston’s emotional letter to Mathew Perry has been mysteriously removed from a charity auction of some of his personal belongings.
The handwritten note was among 130 of the late Friends star’s personal effects that are due to be auctioned off by Heritage Auctions, which has partnered with the Matthew Perry Foundation, on June 5, 2026.
The letter was included in a photo album titled “The One with the Last Supper,” which includes candid photos of Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, David Schwimmer, Matthew, and Jennifer.
The photos were taken during the wrap dinner to commemorate the Friends stars’ final episode in 2004, a gift from Jennifer to each of her castmates.
However, it was confirmed on Wednesday, June 3, that Jennifer’s letter is no longer available for purchase, The Independent confirmed. HELLO! has reached out to Heritage Auctions for comment.
In the letter, Jennifer described Matthew as a “husband and a father,” despite there being no record of a marriage or children. She also seemingly referred to his struggles with addiction to drugs and alcohol.
She wrote: “Matty! Oh my God….How am [I] going to live without your light in my life on a daily basis? I know that the light has been dimmed at times and there were moments I was so scared it was going to go out all together. You have always come back.”
“Thank you for choosing to live this life. You have so much to give and not just to the masses with your talent but as a friend and a husband and a father,” she continued.
“We have come a long way baby. Since that night we met at that bar who’s name I can’t remember. Remember? On La Cienega. The sports guy?
“Anyway…. I love you dear friend. I am so proud of you and I am always here for you. You may not think to call me but I am always here. This has been quite a home we have shared and I so cherish it and you.” She signed off: “I love you. Jenny.”
Jennifer’s note was written beside a poem, which read: “It’s all about love… and trusting your feelings and finding your center and being yourself and following your heart and knowing the way and giving to others and letting it flow and keeping the faith.
It continued: “And taking care and serving and having more of life and listening to others and telling your story and loving the questions and embracing the mystery and beginning again.”
While Jennifer’s letter, and seemingly the photo album, are no longer up for auction, buyers can still bid on 26 of Matthew’s Friends scripts and his replica of the iconic yellow peephole frame from Monica Geller’s apartment.
There are also around two dozen Batman collectibles, his wallet, the 1995 Screen Actors Guild Award won by the cast of Friends, and Banksy’s “Girl with Balloon” and “Nola (Grey Rain).”
All proceeds from the auction will go to The Matthew Perry Foundation, which was founded after his death on October 28, 2023, and helps “others struggling with the disease of addiction.”
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