FriendsStar Jane Sibbett Reveals 'Hilarious Reaction' Matthew Perry Had to Her Breastfeeding on Show

Mar. 15, 2025

Jane Sibbett; Matthew Perry.Photo:Getty(2)

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Jane Sibbett is recalling the moment she left herFriendscostarMatthew Perry"blushing."

In an interview withThe Suntimed to the hit sitcom’s 30th anniversary on Sunday, Sept. 22, the 61-year-old actress — who played Carol Willick — reflected on a few of her memorable scenes, including one during the season 2 episode titled “The One with the Breast Milk.”

“I actually tried to nurse the babies — with their mother’s permission — and that’s why you get such a hilarious reaction from Matt Perry," Sibbett toldThe Sun. “He was like, ‘Whoa, Sibbett’s breast is out.’ He thought I was going to pantomime breastfeeding, but didn’t know I’d do it for real.”

The ‘Friends’ breastfeeding scene.Warner Bros.

Warner Bros.

“You can almost see him blush if you look at that take closely enough,” she added. “It’s so hilarious. I mean, I’m sure he’d seen breasts before but he’d never seen me whip mine — my big milky breast out — that was funny.”

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Matthew Perry in 2015.Angela Weiss/Getty

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Earlier this week, show creatorsMarta KauffmanandDavid Cranereflected on the series' 30th anniversary inan interview withToday, and Kauffman called Perry’s 2023 death “a huge loss” that makes the milestone anniversary “a little fraught.” Perrydiedafter anaccidental drug overdoseon Oct. 28 at the age of 54.

“He made us laugh every day," Crane said of the late star, as Kauffman recalled how “David always said [Matthew] was the funniest man in a room.”

“He’d been fighting the good fight for so long, and it did really look like, from the reunion, that he had finally found some peace,” executive producer Kevin Bright added.

“Two things come to mind. One of them is to donate to drug treatment centers — let’s fight the disease,” she said.

“And the second way is to watchFriendsand remember [Perry] not as a man who died like that but as a man who was hilariously funny and brought joy to everybody,” she added.

source: people.com