‘I Still Talk to Him’

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Matthew Perry’s sister, Mia Perry Bowick, and Mary Robertson, director of the new docuseries “The One About Matthew Perry,” join TODAY to discuss how they are pulling back the curtain on the late “Friends” star’s life through never-before-seen footage and interviews. Mia opens up about her brother’s battle with addiction, saying, “As we learned more and more about what was happening to him it was easier to love him through it, rather than try to control what was happening.” She also reveals what she misses most about him, three years after his death. “I do still talk to him. He’s still very much a constant presence in our lives but I miss being able to hug him after our conversation,” she says.

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