Matthew Perry, The Star Of "Friends," Was Allegedly Discovered Dead In His L.A. Hot Tub

Matthew Perry

Famous for his work on the popular American sitcom Friends, Matthew Perry has reported missing a possible drowning at home.

Matthew Perry's body was removed from his California home where he was found dead in a hot tub on Saturday at 54.

At 4:07 p.m. local time (12:07 a.m. UK time), Los Angeles Police reportedly received a 911 call.

Late on Saturday night, the late actor was stretchered from the front door of his Pacific Palisades neighborhood house in Los Angeles onto a coroner's van.

The cherished "Friends" star was found dead from what appeared to be a drowning, as The Post has previously reported. A call reporting a cardiac arrest had first responders racing to the address. According to TMZ, Perry's assistant made a 911 call.

Furthermore, it was stated that the request for a potential "water rescue" emergency call was received at 4:07 p.m., according to Los Angeles Fire Department spokesman Brian Humphrey. When they got there, Perry was "unresponsive."

The house was subsequently taped off by the authorities, and a white tent was seen close to Perry's rear pool and hot tub. Along with Suzanne's spouse, "Dateline's" Keith Morrison, he was shot at the scene with his parents, Suzanne Perry and John Bennett Perry, who separated in 1970.

There was no obvious foul play and the cause of death was not established. Detectives specializing in robbery-homicide for the Los Angeles Police Department are looking into the death. The coroner's office for Los Angeles County will determine the cause of death at a later time.