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Her trip also comes shortly after she joins the foursome Friends co-stars to pen a tender tribute to their fallen comrade.

Courteney, along with Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc and David Schwimmer, told People: “We are all so devastated by the loss of Matthew. We had more than friends cast. We are a family.

“There is so much to say, but for now we are going to take a moment to process and grieve this inexplicable loss.”

They ended the note by sending love and support to Matthew’s family, friends and fans.

While the world was shocked by the actor’s sudden death, many were concerned about the circumstances of his death as he struggled with substance abuse and detailed his turbulent road to recovery in his memoir.

Matthew released Friends, Lovers and the Big Awful Thing just last year and it moved Britney Spears‘ memoirs bomb this weekend on Amazon’s Sunday bestseller list.

He was found unresponsive in his Jacuzzi on Saturday after playing pickleball with a friend for two hours near his Pacific Palisades home.

Preliminary reports on toxicology revealed that he had no meth or fentanyl in his system at the time of his death according to TMZ and investigators found no illegal drugs when they responded to the case or evidence of foul play.

More in-depth testing is reportedly underway and will reveal if the Hollywood star had prescription medication in his system.