The star of the popular TV series Friends, Matthew Perry announced the separation from his fiancée, 29-year-old literary agent Molly Herwitz. 

Matthew Perry and fiancée Molly Hurwitz have been together for three years and even announced their engagement in November 2020. 

The actor told about this to People. However, the actor did not tell the reason for the breakup and who initiated the end of the relationship.

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“Sometimes things just don’t work out and this is one of them. I wish Molly the best, ” said Friends star Perry.

Perry, 51, and Hurwitz, 29, started dating in 2018 and announced their engagement in November 2020.

“I decided to get engaged,” Perry told PEOPLE at the time.

“Luckily, I happened to be dating the greatest woman on the face of the planet at this time.”

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The sad news of Perry and Hurwitz’s separation comes on the heels of the premiere of the most awaited Friends reunion, in which Perry getting back together with his former costars from the hit NBC sitcom.

Though it was only the second time the core six stars had been back together since the show’s finale 17 year prior, they all picked right up where they left off.

“It’s funny, when we do get together, it’s like no time has passed,” LeBlanc, 53, told PEOPLE ahead of the special’s premiere. “We pick up right where we left off.”

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Perry agreed, insisting the chemistry that still exists between them all is “magic.”

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