Tara Reid claims her drink was spiked at Chicago hotel bar
Tara Reid says she believes her drink was spiked at a Chicago hotel bar, leaving her unconscious for several hours

Tara Reid has shared details about a frightening incident in Chicago, saying she believes her drink was spiked at a hotel bar, leaving her unconscious for several hours.
The American Pie star told TMZ Live that she was fortunate not to have been sexually assaulted during the episode.
According to Reid, she went to the hotel bar around 10:30pm Saturday and returned to the hospital by midnight, waking up approximately eight hours later.
#Exclusive 🚨 Tara Reid is explaining why she's convinced someone slipped something into her drink that knocked her out. https://t.co/c7JVYKnPJN pic.twitter.com/KCwI9bwteN
— TMZ (@TMZ) November 24, 2025
She recalled leaving her drink unattended briefly, and when she returned, a napkin covered the glass, something she says she did not place there. After drinking her wine, she says she quickly lost consciousness.
Videos obtained by TMZ show Reid slouched in a wheelchair around 12:30am and later on a stretcher being taken to an ambulance just before 1am.
🚨 JUST IN: TARA REID IS DRAGGED OUT OF A CHICAGO HOTEL UNCONSCIOUS AFTER BEING “DRUGGED AT A BAR”
— HustleBitch (@HustleBitch_) November 24, 2025
TMZ obtained footage showing actress Tara Reid barely able to stand as hotel staff and paramedics try to keep her upright.
WATCH UNTIL THE END.
Her team claims someone slipped… pic.twitter.com/ysYEpPgVyZ
Hospital staff reportedly told her she had been “drugged,” though she described their explanation as vague and did not ask for specifics.
Reid, who has publicly discussed past struggles with substance use, emphasized that she only had one glass of wine that night.
She also noted that some YouTubers were filming in the hotel during the incident. Reid is reportedly considering filing a police report to investigate the matter further.


















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