Friend Denies Matthew Perry’s ‘Mattman’ Posts Were Pleas for Help
- The article refutes a conspiracy theory claiming that Matthew Perry’s recent “Mattman” posts before his death were a cry for help. Athenna Crosby, who dined with Perry the day before he passed, says the theory couldn’t be further from the truth.
- Perry was a fan of Batman, often referring to himself as “Mattman” and his ride as the Batmobile. Crosby says Perry was a playful guy and that the conspiracy theory suggesting he was pushing subliminal messages about his safety using the superhero reference is incorrect.
- Athenna emphasizes that Perry was very optimistic and had several projects lined up before his death. She believes that his death was a tragic accident and not the result of any conspiracy.
Matthew Perry’s ‘Mattman’ Posts: A Misunderstanding
A buzzworthy conspiracy theory suggests that Matthew Perry‘s recent “Mattman” posts before his death were a distress signal. However, the company he kept the night before his passing refutes this idea.
Athenna Crosby, the woman who dined with Perry before his demise, states that his “Friends” star’s “Mattman” alter-ego simply reflected his love for Batman.
She refutes the theory that Perry’s superhero references were covert cries for help, attributing them instead to his playful nature.
Athenna discredits the speculation around the “Mattman” posts, insisting they are signs of Perry’s nerdy side, not hidden distress signals.
As previously reported, Athenna, a 25-year-old model and entertainment reporter joined Matthew for dinner at the Hotel Bel-Air a day before his death.
Reiterating prior reports, Athenna attests Perry was positive and hopeful before his death, even lining up future projects.
Concerning the circumstances of Matthew’s death, Athenna affirms from her perspective that it was an unfortunate accident.
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