‘Ketamine Queen’ Jasveen Sangha Facing Up to 45 Years in Prison Following Matthew Perry’s Death

The high-living Hollywood “doctor feel-good” known as the “Ketamine Queen” — who kept addicted actor Matthew Perry stocked with the drugs that killed him — is facing up to 45 years behind bars after pleading guilty to a slew of charges.

Glam Dr. Jasveen Sangha, 42, admitted to dealing and distributing party drugs like ketamine, MDMA, cocaine and Xanax from her North Hollywood home, leading to the October 2023 death of the beloved Friends star, according to New York Post.

Sangha has been locked up since August 2024 after being arrested a little over a year following the 54-year-old star’s death.

Prosecutors say she was a flight risk, who proudly promoted herself as a celebrity drug dealer with “high-quality goods” and enjoyed a luxurious lifestyle, driving a BMW and taking exotic trips.

Matthew was found submerged in his L.A. home’s hot tub after secretly relapsing and passing out from the “acute effects of ketamine,” triggering an intense investigation into his drug supply network followed by the indictment of five suspects.

Sangha teamed with filmmaker turned pusher Erik Fleming, who sold 51 vials of ketamine to Matthew’s live-in personal assistant Kenneth Iwamasa, according to the Department of Justice.

Two days after Matthew’s death, a panic-stricken Fleming said in a phone message to Sangha: “I’m 90% sure everyone is protected. I never dealt with [Matthew]. Only his assistant. So, the assistant was the enabler.”

Fleming pleaded guilty to conspiracy to drug dealing and distribute ketamine causing death in 2024 and faces up to 25 years, while Iwamasa is looking at up to 15 years after pleading guilty to providing the deadly dose to Matthew.

Two other physicians have pleaded guilty to similar charges.