Natasha Lyonne Supports TSA Staff After Flight Incident
Rolling Stone • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Natasha Lyonne was escorted off a plane after allegedly not responding to flight attendants' orders during a redeye flight from L.A. to New York, following the launch event for Euphoria's third season.
- Page Six reported that Lyonne appeared "out of it," wearing dark sunglasses and seemingly asleep, and failed to close her laptop or buckle up when asked by flight staff.
- The flight was returned to the airport, where Lyonne was helped to deplane after about an hour-long delay; she reportedly "coolly shushed" a gate agent investigating the situation.
- Lyonne posted a cryptic apology on social media, expressing sympathy for unpaid TSA agents and questioning the ownership of Page Six, which is part of News Corp, owned by the Murdoch family.
- Lyonne had been scheduled to appear on The Drew Barrymore Show but did not attend, and her representative has not yet commented on the incident.
