Matthew Perry’s former fiancée, Molly Hurwitz, has shared her reflections on the significant relationship they shared after his untimely passing. In an Instagram post featuring a silhouette of Perry against a snowy cityscape, Hurwitz, a 32-year-old literary manager, opened up about the impact their time together had on her life.

She began by expressing how Perry would have appreciated the world acknowledging his immense talent. As they approached the Friends reunion, they even rewatched the show together. Hurwitz reminisced on Perry's excitement, quoting him as saying, "'F—, I was so good!!!' He would point out his brilliance in the scenes we watched.

It was a beautiful experience witnessing him rediscover his own talent."

While recognizing Perry's remarkable acting abilities, Hurwitz acknowledged that she knew him in a different, more personal way. She lovingly acknowledged his complexities and the pain he sometimes caused, emphasizing that Perry made an indelible impact on her life. Hurwitz expressed deep gratitude for the lessons she learned from their relationship and their shared love for humor.

Hurwitz also discussed Perry's struggles with substance abuse, mentioning Al Anon as a vital resource for individuals supporting loved ones wrestling with this destructive disease.

Bringing her post to a close, she expressed relief that Perry had found peace and added a heartfelt sign-off: “Matty, I feel relief that you are at peace. Sincerely, Moll-o-Rama(…fication).”

Perry, best known for portraying Chandler Bing on Friends, was discovered deceased at his Los Angeles home on Saturday due to an apparent drowning.

In an exclusive statement to PEOPLE, Perry's family expressed their heartbreak over the loss of their beloved son and brother. They highlighted his immense impact on the world as both an actor and a friend, expressing gratitude for the outpouring of love from fans.

The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's Office has completed an autopsy, but the cause of death is listed as "deferred" pending further investigation and awaiting a toxicology report.

Perry and Hurwitz began their relationship in 2018, culminating in an engagement in November 2020. However, they announced the end of their engagement in June 2021, with Perry wishing Hurwitz the best in a statement to PEOPLE.