Tara Reid, best known for her role in American Pie, has opened up about a frightening incident of drink spiking that left her hospitalized. The actress shared details of the ordeal, which occurred at a hotel in Chicago, sparking renewed conversations about drink safety.
Tara Reid’s Terrifying Experience
On Sunday night, a video surfaced showing Reid being assisted into a wheelchair. She appeared disoriented, leaning on a companion for support as witnesses described her becoming increasingly unresponsive while being transported through the hotel lobby.
The Night of the Incident
Reid had just checked into her hotel before stepping out for a smoke and a drink. She ordered a glass of wine at the bar and later spoke with a group of YouTubers outside. After returning inside, she noticed her wine glass covered with a napkin — something she hadn’t done herself.
Moments later, after taking a sip, Reid lost consciousness. She awoke eight hours later in the hospital, where medical staff informed her she had been drugged.
Reid’s Warning to Others
Reid emphasized the importance of vigilance, saying: “It’s really scary… You have to really be careful with your drink.” She confirmed she had consumed only one drink that evening, underscoring the seriousness of the incident.
A Look at Tara Reid’s Career
Reid rose to fame in the late 1990s and early 2000s, playing Vicky Lathum in the American Pie franchise. She later starred as April Wexler in the Sharknado series and appeared in soap operas such as Days of Our Lives.
Broader Impact
The incident has sparked discussions about drink safety and the dangers of spiking in social settings. Reid’s story serves as a reminder of the risks that can occur unexpectedly and the importance of protecting personal beverages in public spaces.
