Fans believe Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox blacklisted Meghan Markle from attending Matthew Perry funeral

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Fans believe Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox blacklisted Meghan Markle from attending Matthew Perry funeral.

It seems that there is trouble in Hollywood and, the saddest thing, is that it happened on the occasion of the funeral of actor Matthew Perry . According to some American media, Jennifer Aniston and Julia Roberts would have prohibited the presence of Meghan Markle at the ‘Friends’ actor’s funeral because the Duchess of Sussex was interested in attending to take the obligatory photo full of pain, and thus appear devastated in the media. A fact that would have greatly bothered the actor’s family and friends. Especially Aniston and Julia Roberts, with whom Matthew had a relationship in 1994 and, although they broke up due to the actor’s addictions, she always helped him get out of them.

This fact may sound very crazy, but the truth is that the public relations agencies of Hollywood actors tend to work this way on many occasions. This (somewhat dastardly) act could be due to the fact that experts have been analyzing Meghan Markle’s career path, suggesting that she has not reached the level of success they expected of her following her farewell to the British Royal Family . Reason why she should take advantage of any occasion to “make her presence known” to her, thus appearing more relevant. 

Whether this is true or not, the truth is that Meghan Markle had no place at Matthew Perry’s funeral, as it was an intimate ceremony. Furthermore, the only time she has worked with someone from ‘Friends’ was in ‘How to Kill Your Boss’, starring Jennifer Aniston, but in which they don’t even share a scene, since Meghan only appears for 30 seconds. However, it seems that the hours before Matthew Perry’s final goodbye were not so peaceful. Well, according to various media accounts, it is said that Meghan Markle would have wanted to attend the actor’s tribute in order to be photographed and for the press to share the images of pain and sadness over this loss.