Matthew Perry reveals sunburn as he smokes cigarette after dining on sushi at Nobu Malibu

Five-time Emmy nominee Matthew Perry enjoyed a post-sushi cigarette after dining at Nobu Malibu on Monday night.

The Massachusetts-born, Ottawa-raised 52-year-old appeared to have gotten a bit too much sun, revealing a painful-looking sunburn on his face and neck.

Matthew dressed his 6ft frame in a brown plaid shirt over a black top, matching sweatpants, and Converse-style low-tops.  

Puffing away! Five-time Emmy nominee Matthew Perry enjoyed a post-sushi cigarette after dining at Nobu Malibu on Monday night

Ouch! The Massachusetts-born, Ottawa-raised 52-year-old appeared to have gotten a bit too much sun, revealing a painful-looking sunburn on his face and neck

Perry has been single since ending his engagement to literary manager Molly Hurwitz in June.

The SAG Award winner – who contacted a teenager through dating app Raya – previously romanced Julia Roberts, Neve Campbell, Lauren Graham, and Lizzy Caplan.

Matthew last made headlines for bringing a ‘palpable unease’ to the long-hyped Friends: The Reunion, which aired May 27 on HBO Max. 

Perry admitted he doesn’t hear ‘from anyone’ in the cast and used to feel ‘like I was going to die if the [audience] didn’t laugh’ while acting on the NBC sitcom. 

‘The One Where They Get Back Together’: Perry last made headlines for bringing a ‘palpable unease’ to the long-hyped Friends: The Reunion, which aired May 27 on HBO Max 

Formerly known as Chandler Bing: The SAG Award winner admitted he doesn’t hear ‘from anyone’ in the cast and used to feel ‘like I was going to die if the [audience] didn’t laugh’ while acting on the NBC sitcom between 1994-2004

In 2002-2003, the twice-rehabbed star earned and eye-popping $24M to portray Chandler Bing on Friends, which ran for 10 seasons spanning 1994-2004.

Matthew next plays conservative talking head Dan Pawketty in Adam McKay’s comedy Don’t Look Up, which hits US theaters December 10 before streaming December 24 on Netflix.

The political satire disaster flick centers on two astronomers (Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence) alerting the public about an asteroid that will destroy Earth in six months.

The Don’t Look Up ensemble also includes Meryl Streep, Cate Blanchett, Chris Evans, Timothée Chalamet, Ariana Grande, Jonah Hill, Tyler Perry, Gina Gershon, Ron Perlman, and Melanie Lynskey.

Big gig! Matthew next plays conservative talking head Dan Pawketty in Adam McKay’s comedy Don’t Look Up, which hits US theaters December 10 before streaming December 24 on Netflix