Brooke Mueller reveals she is 9 months sober after Matthew Perry ketamine investigation

Brooke Mueller is celebrating nine months of sobriety. WireImage

Brooke Mueller is nearly nine months sober.

The actress, 47, spoke about her “hard” journey to getting clean on the “Hollywood Raw” podcast Wednesday.

Mueller, who was seeking treatment when her home was searched in connection to Matthew Perry’s ketamine death investigation, noted that “a lot of people with [her] level of addiction don’t make it.”

The actress spoke about her “hard” journey on the “Hollywood Raw” podcast Wednesday. Hollywood Raw Podcast During the interview, she confessed to spending “millions” on her recovery over the years. Hollywood Raw Podcast

She clarified, “In fact, most people don’t. I worked really hard. It has not been easy. I am sober. I do work a program. I do believe in the 12 steps.”

After thanking her “fantastic sober community … in Malibu,” Calif., Mueller revealed the eye-popping price she has paid for rehab over the years.

“Do you want to know how much it cost me since my first rehab at 19 or 20, to my 30th rehab at 47?” she asked. “It’s in the millions.”

“A lot of people with my level of addiction don’t make it,” Mueller said. Penske Media via Getty Images She made headlines in December 2023 for seeking treatment. GC Images

Insisting this was not an “exaggeration,” the real estate investor said, “Unfortunately, I thought you had to go to these rehabs that cost anywhere from $75K to $140K a month to get sober.

“This last time I went to an insurance-only place, and they did not cater to me. They did not enable me. They did not care who I could have been or anything like that,” she continued.

Mueler credited the “real and raw … experience” with waking her up.

That same month, Matthew Perry’s cause of death was revealed. GC Images Mueller’s home was searched during his ketamine death investigation. Broadimage/Shutterstock

She made headlines in December 2023 for seeking treatment, two months after Perry was found dead in his hot tub at age 54.

The “Friends” alum’s cause of death was revealed as “acute effects of ketamine,” in part.

Following a months-long investigation, five people were charged in connection to the actor’s death, including two doctors and his personal assistant.

She and the late actor reportedly “trad[ed] information on doctors.” Balkis Press/ABACA/Shutterstock Mueller was not among the five individuals charged after Perry’s death. Willy Sanjuan/Invision/AP

While Mueller did not speak to Perry’s death on the podcast, the duo reportedly met decades ago and reconnected in rehab in recent years.

“On and off for years Matthew and Brooke had been trading information on doctors. And it was implied they were more liberal than others when it came to meds,” a source claimed to Us Weekly last month.

The insider clarified that the duo “didn’t go to dinner or hang out” but communicated over “random text[s] and FaceTime[s].”

Mueller did not address his death on the podcast. FilmMagic She did speak to her co-parenting dynamic with ex Charlie Sheen. FilmMagic

The source claimed, “Matthew was a friend who would ask her for favors. And Matthew was relentless. That’s what an addict is.”

Mueller, notably, was never charged.

In addition to speaking about sobriety Wednesday, she also gushed over her “fantastic” co-parenting relationship with her ex-husband, Charlie Sheen — and said she gets along “very well” with his other ex-wife Denise Richards.