Tara Reid made a rare public appearance at the premiere of the Cannes Film Festival after recovering from a hospital stay.
Reid, 50, attended the event Histoires De La Nuit shown on Friday, May 22, wearing a black one-shoulder dress and a white cap.
About six months earlier, Reid he said he was drugged in a hotel bar in Chicago and, as a result, required hospitalization.
“Tara Reid is trying to file a police report after an incident where she believes her drink was tampered with. She is cooperating fully with the investigation,” said a spokesperson for the actress. Us Weekly in a statement dated November 2025. “Tara is recovering and requests privacy during this difficult time.”
The spokesperson of the department continued, “He also urged everyone to be careful, watch your drinks and never leave them unattended because this can happen to anyone, he will not comment at this time.”
The police later confirmed that there was no evidenceincluding surveillance footage, to corroborate Reid’s allegations.
“After receiving a report that his drink was disturbed, Rosemont detectives reviewed hotel surveillance including video from the hotel bar,” a law enforcement spokesperson said. Us in December 2025. “In addition, many interviews have been conducted. While video surveillance shows Tara Reid in the hotel bar, she has never done anything. [the] video showing anyone tampering with or adding something to their drink. We can confirm that the seller closed his drink when he left the bar and it is a common practice for sellers.”
Reid, on the other hand, felt “judged” by the authorities and their report.
“I was honest about not remembering anything after my first drink,” Reid said Us late last year. “All I said is that I feel like something is wrong and I feel that I may have been drugged, because I have no other explanation as to why I woke up in a hospital gown and don’t even remember how I got there.”
Reid went on to say that the incident had “taken a toll” on his mental health.
“I feel abused and judged for something I don’t remember,” he said. “I’m trying to heal, but social scrutiny makes that very difficult, and I was afraid to leave my house.”
Reid continued, “No one ends up in the hospital for eleven hours drinking wine alone. I didn’t take any medicine that day, and I know something was wrong. Even if I had more drinks after that it doesn’t matter, the truth is I don’t remember anything.
