While most people eagerly share their stories about encountering Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, actor Matthew Perry has one story he's "not proud of."
An old friend of the American-born, Ottawa-raised actor reminded him that, as kids, "we actually beat up Justin Trudeau," Perry recounted Wednesday night on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
"I think he was excelling at a sport that we weren't, so it was pure jealousy. And, you know, we beat him up," the Friends actor recalled.
"His dad was prime minister, but I don't think that's the reason we beat him up. I think he was the only kid in school we could beat up ... I'm not bragging about this. This is terrible. I was a stupid kid."
Born in the U.S., Perry moved to Ottawa with his Canadian mother after his parents split during his infancy. She found a job working for the Liberal Party and eventually became the press aide to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau.
Perry, who recalled being a few years older than Justin Trudeau, attended Rockcliffe Park Public School — an Ottawa primary school where many politicians and ambassadors send their children.
"I think I was rather instrumental in him going to such heights, becoming prime minister," Perry quipped about the younger Trudeau to Kimmel.
"No, no. I feel shame. I don't want to think about it."
'I think I was rather instrumental in him going to such heights, becoming prime minister," Perry joked to Kimmel about Justin Trudeau, seen here at a Brooklyn boxing gym event for disadvantaged youth in 2016. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press)
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