Matthew Perry was buried in a private, star-studded plot after the funeral.

According to TMZ, Matthew Perry has been laid to rest, but the exact location of his grave is being withheld for privacy reasons.

The “Friends” star died unexpectedly on Oct. 28 at age 54 of an apparent drowning at her home in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles.

Perry’s cause of death has been “delayed,” so it’s not known if he suffered a relapse after speaking openly about his lifelong struggle with addiction, including his The 2022 memoir also includes the description, “Friends, lovers, and a big scary thing.” However, authorities believe there was no foul play involved and no drugs were found at the scene.

Athena Crosby – one of the last friends to see him just 24 hours before his death – couldn’t believe what he had to go through again.

On Friday, November 3, Perry had a private funeral service for family and friends.

Former “Friends” co-stars Jennifer Aniston, 54, Lisa Kudrow, 60, Courteney Cox, 59, David Schwimmer, 57, and Matt LeBlanc, 56, were all in attendance.

Perry, who played the iconic role of Chandler Bing in all 10 seasons of the show from 1994 to 2004, was buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery in the Hollywood Hills.

TMZ reported that he was buried in a secluded outdoor mausoleum area known as the Sanctuary of Treasured Love, a gated, private section on the grounds.

Many other big-name celebrities are buried there, including Carrie Fisher, Debbie Reynolds, Michael Clarke Duncan and Black Sabbath’s Ronnie James Dew.

Flowers were placed at Perry’s grave following Friday’s service. By Tuesday, the flowers were gone and her plot was reportedly bare – perhaps because her family didn’t want too many crowds to be alerted to the exact location.

Crowds of grieving fans have also flocked to Perry’s “Friends” apartment in Manhattan to pay their respects.

Although “Friends” was filmed on a Hollywood soundstage, it featured regular exterior shots of the six-story building at 90 Bedford St. in the West Village.

A makeshift memorial has been set up, as dozens of mourners left handwritten notes and flowers.

Steve Rogers, a British father who visited New York City on holiday with his family, told The Post: “He’s a comic hero of mine. To be able to come and pay our respects is really surreal.

Brazilian-born Jennifer Alves, who also came to pay her respects, said she moved to Manhattan three months before the COVID-19 pandemic, and watched the show every day during the lockdown.

“All of them, especially Matthew, helped me through the darkest time in my life,” Alves told The Post.

“They were a part of my life. I didn’t know I was going to feel this way. I’m not sure how I’m going to feel when I watch ‘Friends’ again after that. I hope they find peace. will remain from