Jasveen Sangha, widely known as the “Ketamine Queen,” has admitted to supplying illegal drugs connected to the Matthew Perry death. She ran a drug operation from her Los Angeles home and pleaded guilty to multiple serious charges.

In court, she accepted responsibility and expressed regret for her actions. However, the judge highlighted that the Matthew Perry drug dealer continued selling drugs even after his death, raising concerns about her lack of remorse at the time.

The investigation showed that the Matthew Perry drug dealer supplied ketamine through middlemen, eventually reaching the actor.

Reports revealed that Perry had been undergoing treatment but later turned to illegal sources, which played a key role in the Matthew Perry death.

Matthew Perry, best known for his iconic role in Friends, was found lifeless in his home. Medical reports confirmed that the Matthew Perry death was caused by the “acute effects of ketamine,” leading to unconsciousness and drowning.

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Several others are also involved in the case, including doctors and close associates, with some already sentenced and others awaiting verdicts.

The Matthew Perry drug dealer case has sparked serious debate about drug misuse and accountability in the entertainment industry.