‘Fame fills no voids’: Megyn Kelly's addiction warning following Matthew Perry’s death скачать в хорошем качестве

‘Fame fills no voids’: Megyn Kelly's addiction warning following Matthew Perry’s death

Sky News contributor Megyn Kelly has issued an important piece of advice for people suffering from addiction following the tragic death of actor Matthew Perry. Perry opened up about his experience with addiction and stints in rehab throughout his book ‘Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing: A Memoir’ released in 2022. Ms Kelly said the actor talked about how he wanted to be famous more than anything and “we see how fulfilling that was for him – not at all”. “Fame fills absolutely no voids, it solves absolutely no problems – it only creates them,” she told Sky News host Paul Murray. “Fame should never be your goal, if you are going for fame you are going for the wrong thing, if it happens to be an aftereffect of you pursuing your dream of being an amazing actor or singer or football player then that’s a different story, then you can learn how to manage it.” The Megyn Kelly Show host acknowledged the nastiness people will go through throughout their lives and highlighted the importance of surrounding themselves with people who care for them. “Even his career ended up imploding for the most part because this animal got him and it was very hard to get it off of him once it got its claws into him,” she added. “Early intervention, be aggressive – this is not a casual thing when someone finds themselves becoming addicted.” The initial post-mortem results of the Friends star returned inconclusive with his cause of death yet to be confirmed.