Sangha, a dual U.S.–British citizen, operated a stash house in North Hollywood and is the final defendant in the case involving Perry’s untimely death which occurred on October 2023. She has become the fifth and final defendant in the case to accept responsibility.

In court, 42-year-old Sangha admitted guilt on five felony counts: one count of maintaining a drug-involved premises, three counts of distributing ketamine, and one count of distributing ketamine resulting in death or serious bodily harm.

Perry’s mother, Suzanne Perry, and stepfather, reporter Keith Morrison, attended the hearing this marks their first appearance since the indictments were announced.

Court documents reveal Sangha supplied approximately 50 vials of ketamine to an intermediary, Erik Fleming, who passed them to Perry’s assistant. The assistant then injected Perry with multiple doses, which autopsy findings confirmed played a primary role in his death.

During the plea, Sangha’s lawyer said, “She s taking responsibility for her actions.”

A sentencing hearing is scheduled for December 10, 2025, where Sangha could face up to 65 years in federal prison. Prosecutors have indicated they may request a sentence below the maximum.

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Matthew Langford Perry was a celebrated American–Canadian actor best known for his iconic portrayal of Chandler Bing on the hit NBC sitcom Friends. His sharp wit and comedic timing made Chandler one of TV’s most beloved characters.

This plea marks the conclusion of a long-running investigation that saw other individuals — including Perry’s assistant, two physicians, and a middleman also accept pleas