Lisa Rinna Claims Fentanyl Found After Alleged Drugging at Traitors Party
Lisa Rinna: Fentanyl Found After Alleged Drugging at Traitors Party

Lisa Rinna Reveals Fentanyl Positive Test Following Alleged Drugging Incident

Reality television star Lisa Rinna has publicly disclosed that she tested positive for the powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl after claiming she was roofied at The Traitors season four premiere party in Los Angeles last month. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum made the shocking revelation during an appearance on Good Day New York on Thursday, describing a harrowing experience that has prompted serious concerns about venue safety.

Traitors Contestant Details Premiere Party Ordeal

Rinna, who recently competed as a contestant on the latest season of the Peacock competition series The Traitors, spoke candidly about the aftermath of the incident at The Abbey bar in West Hollywood. "I had fentanyl in my system — I'm not kidding," Rinna stated emphatically. "I had fentanyl, high levels of amphetamines, and other things. But I can't talk a lot about it, because we're still dealing with it. It was leaked, and my team is dealing with it now."

The television personality explained that her husband was present at the event and was able to remove her from the venue quickly when she began experiencing distress. Rinna specifically addressed speculation that she had merely been intoxicated, firmly stating: "Because I saw other things like, 'Oh, Lisa was just drunk.' But no."

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Venue Responds to Allegations with Internal Review

In response to Rinna's claims, The Abbey bar issued a formal statement to People magazine detailing their investigative efforts. The establishment confirmed they had reviewed all available surveillance footage from the evening in question and interviewed staff members who were on duty. "We found no evidence of drink tampering or suspicious behavior toward her," the statement read.

The venue further explained their protocol for such incidents: "When she became unwell, our security team assisted her and escorted her safely out of the venue. We take any report of a guest feeling unwell or unsafe extremely seriously and follow established investigative protocols." The statement also emphasized that drink tampering constitutes a criminal offense and encouraged any guests who believe their drinks have been compromised to report immediately to management or law enforcement.

Rinna Highlights Broader Pattern of Similar Incidents

During her television interview, Rinna indicated that her experience was not an isolated occurrence at the popular West Hollywood venue. "This is not a first-time thing," she asserted. "This is something that's gone on for years, and I do think it needs to be a conversation. And I'm glad now that it's out and we will deal with it. I just haven't had my own time to do that yet."

The reality star declined to name specific individuals she believes might have been responsible for the alleged drugging but revealed she knows "so many people" who have experienced similar incidents at The Abbey. Her decision to speak publicly about the matter appears aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of drink tampering in social settings.

Traitors Season Concludes Amidst Controversy

The revelation comes as The Traitors season four concludes its broadcast cycle, with both the finale and reunion episode now available for streaming on Peacock. Rinna participated in the competition series as a contestant, initially being selected as a traitor before ultimately being banished from the Scottish castle setting during episode seven.

The incident has sparked broader conversations about celebrity safety at high-profile events and the responsibilities of entertainment venues to protect patrons from potential harm. As Rinna's team continues to address the situation, the entertainment industry watches closely for further developments in this concerning case of alleged drink tampering involving dangerous substances.

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