Kelly Osbourne Talks About Scoring Drugs from Doctors in TMZ Matthew Perry Documentary

Kelly Osbourne Talks About Scoring Drugs from Doctors in TMZ Matthew Perry Documentary

In a new TMZ documentary about Matthew Perry's addiction struggles, Kelly Osbourne opens up about her own experiences with addiction and how she was able to get sober.

Osbourne says that she started taking drugs when she was 13 years old and that she quickly became addicted to prescription painkillers.

She says that she would often get drugs from doctors by pretending to be in pain.

Osbourne says that she was eventually able to get sober with the help of a 12-step program.

She says that she has been sober for over 10 years and that she is grateful for the opportunity to help others who are struggling with addiction.

Perry's documentary, "Friends: The Reunion," premiered on HBO Max on May 27, 2021.

The documentary features interviews with Perry, his friends, and his family members.

In the documentary, Perry talks about his struggles with addiction and how he was able to get sober.

Perry says that he started taking drugs when he was 14 years old and that he quickly became addicted to alcohol and prescription painkillers.

He says that he was eventually able to get sober with the help of a 12-step program.

Perry says that he has been sober for over 17 years and that he is grateful for the opportunity to help others who are struggling with addiction.

The documentary has been praised for its honesty and its portrayal of addiction.

It has also been criticized for its focus on Perry's addiction and for not giving enough attention to the other cast members of "Friends."