Jasveen Sangha, dubbed the “Ketamine Queen of Los Angeles,” has agreed to pay a plea deal to multiple drug-related charges related to the death of Friends icon, Matthew Perry.
Jasveen Sangha, aka the ‘Ketamine Queen of Los Angeles’, has seen her lavish lifestyle come crashing down after the tragic death of Matthew Perry in 2023.
The 42-year-old, who has dual citizenship with the US and the UK, agreed to plead guilty in relation to the Friends star’s death, just weeks before her trial was due to begin. Sangha, who had previously denied the charges, was the final defendant out of five accused in connection with the Chandler Bing star’s death to reach a plea deal. She has been behind bars since August of last year.
Her trial had been scheduled for August 19, later pushed to September 23, but after her U-turn, Sangha is set to plead guilty to five federal charges. It comes after it was revealed the Hollywood resident could face decades in prison following her role in Perry’s death, which was caused by the acute effects of ketamine.
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Before she ended up behind bars, after federal prosecutors called her Los Angeles home a “drug-selling emporium” and found dozens of vials of ketamine during a raid, the glamorous socialite was wrapped up in a very shady world – but always dressed to impress…
designer equipment
Online, Sangha appeared to live a lavish lifestyle – holidaying in high-end resorts in Tokyo and Mexico, wearing Chanel and Luis Vuitton gear, and partying with Hollywood’s glitziest circles including former drug addict, Charlie Sheen.
Photographs on her Instagram page show her wearing eye-wateringly expensive Van Cleef & Arpels jewellery as well as Louis Vuitton trainers and Chanel suits.
She’s always in the nicest designer clothes, according to a source who claims to be gobsmacked by the allegations of drug trafficking.
Sangha’s “Stuff House”
Texts revealed in Sangha’s indictment claimed she would “only deal with high end and celeb” clients and stored drugs at her North Hollywood home, dubbed “Sangha’s Stash house”.
Sangha posed with a number of A-list friends in Tinseltown and exchanged flirty looks with famous people, including Perry, a troubled star.
lollipops made of ketamine
Sangha allegedly threw in “ketamine lollipops” as an “add on” to his large ketamine order on October 24 as part of her relationship with the Friends star, according to the indictment against her.
Police allegedly discovered surveillance of Sangha “cooking” ketamine and conversations involving “selling pressed methamphetamine pills and ketamine” after seizing her phone.
In October of that year, Perry was discovered dead in a backyard jacuzzi at his Los Angeles home. An examination revealed that ketamine had been the cause of his death.
Caviar faking on caviar
A private jet lounge at LAX airport was where Sangha posted a photo of a plate piled with caviar in February 2024.
A stack of plump blinis and a glass of chilled bubbly were also in the shot, making it ideal for the “Ketamine Queen” to devour the mega-rich and famous treat as she prepared to fly across the world…
private jets
Sangha posed for a photo on Instagram while enjoying a private jet ride and gazing content with life in another example of her lavish lifestyle.
She grinned for the photo as she settled into her travels in style while sporting an arm full of designer bracelets.
5* vacations
Two weeks after Perry’s passing, Sangha was photographed drinking lychee martinis on Instagram at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Tokyo, where suites cost nearly £1,500 per night.
She shared selfies with herself while drinking more cocktails at a beachfront resort in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, four months later.
After a source claimed Sangha was a wealthy person, she wrote in one of her captions, “Play money, but don’t be playing with my money.”
“Woody family”
Because Sangha was a member of a wealthy family at the time of her arrest, sources close to her told the Daily Mail that they were “completely shocked” that she might be involved in drug dealing.
Sangha has a loving family, according to interior designer Clancy Carter, who has known her since 2008. She never needed money in the first place.
In the UK, she says, “She has property.” She frequently travels and enjoys spending time with her family. I’d never imagine she would act in this way.
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