Jasveen Sangha, a British-born socialite turned drug supplier, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for her role in the ketamine-related death of Matthew Perry.
Sangha was convicted on multiple federal charges, including supplying the drug that led to the Friends star’s death in 2023. Prosecutors said she sold dozens of vials of ketamine, including the fatal dose, through an intermediary.
Once part of Hollywood’s elite social scene, Sangha, dubbed the «Ketamine Queen», was described by acquaintances as driven by access to celebrity circles rather than money. Authorities, however, said she ran a significant drug operation catering to high-profile clients.
Investigators uncovered large quantities of narcotics at her home, including ketamine and other substances. Evidence presented in court suggested she had been involved in drug distribution for several years prior to Perry’s death.
Family members of the actor said her actions caused «irreversible» harm, urging the court to impose a harsh sentence.
The case has drawn attention to drug use within celebrity circles and the risks associated with substances like ketamine, which officials confirmed as the primary cause of Perry’s death.
