Selma Blair apologizes to the ‘people that I disappointed’ after plane incident arrest
Key Points:
- Selma Blair publicly apologized for her actions during an incident on a Delta flight, expressing remorse to those she hurt or frightened and emphasizing she never intended harm.
- The 54-year-old actress was charged with two counts of second-degree assault after allegedly becoming physically abusive on a flight and kicking a police officer and nurse; she pleaded not guilty.
- Blair and her attorney attributed her behavior to a medical emergency linked to her multiple sclerosis and Parkinsonism diagnoses, noting she missed medication doses and suffered a fall during the flight.
- She thanked supporters and said she is focusing on her health and caring for her son and service dog, while the legal case is adjourned until January 19.
- Blair's attorney and representatives maintain the incident was unintentional, and she is taking the legal matter seriously despite being advised not to comment publicly.