'Friends' star Matthew Perry, who battled addictions for more than a decade, is now sober and wants to help others struggling with drug dependence.
The 43-year-old actor has opened up his four-bedroom Malibu home to men who need help, offering them a place to get clean.
Perry, who no longer lives at the residence, has worked with interventionist and addiction specialist Earl Hightower to convert the home to a full sober-living center called Perry House, which offers meditation programs and a 12-step workshop, reported People magazine.
"When I die, I'd like 'Friends' to be listed behind helping people," Perry said.
Perry also opened about his own past problems and explained that his personal low hit at a time the public thought he was living through an all-time high.
"I was on 'Friends' from age 24 to 34. I was in the white-hot flame of fame. The six of us were just everywhere all the time. From an outsider's perspective, it would seem like I had it all. It was actually a very lonely time for me because I was suffering from alcoholism," he said.
Perry faced other additions too, including prescription pain pills.
"I was never high at work. I was painfully, painfully hung over. Then eventually things got so bad I couldn't hide it, and then everybody knew," he added.
