Whoa… Keanu Reeves was reportedly as baffled as the rest of us after hearing of his unflattering inclusion in Matthew Perry’s memoir, “Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing.” An insider told Us Weekly, “Keanu thought the comments came out of left field. It’s kind of backfired on Matthew anyway, which is why he had to apologize.”
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the two Canadian thespians have never even worked together on any TV or film project. Additionally, Reeves has become synonymous to fans with his “nice guy” persona, with stories of him gifting Rolex watches to the “John Wick 4” crew upon wrapping. Reeves also earned massive goodwill this January when it was reported that he donated 70% of his “Matrix” earnings to cancer research, per Dazed.
As for Perry, a whole different aspect of his memoir is raising eyebrows. In one passage, Perry described the aftermath of his 2019 emergency ostomy surgery as a “hellish” experience, via People. According to Daily Beast, medical professionals are taking offense to these comments, including James Murray, the president of United Ostomy Associations of America (UOAA). In a written statement, Murray described Perry’s recount of his colostomy as potentially problematic. “These words sting for those of us who deal with the consequences of ostomy stigmas in our society,” Murray wrote.
We guess there’s always a price to pay for too much candor.
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