Lisa Rinna believes she was drugged at ‘Traitors’ premiere party


Lisa Rinna Suspects Drugging Incident at ‘Traitors’ Premiere Event

Television personality Lisa Rinna believes she was drugged at last month’s “Traitors” premiere party.

According to TMZ, Colton Underwood observed that Lisa appeared highly intoxicated despite consuming only a small amount of alcohol. Concerned about her state, Underwood alerted Rinna’s team, who then escorted her away from the gathering.

The dynamic between Underwood and Rinna on “Traitors” was reportedly fraught with tension at times, highlighting the complexities of their relationship.

During a promotional event for her memoir, “You Better Believe I’m Gonna Talk About It,” Rinna allegedly revealed that Underwood unfollowed her on social media following the “Traitors” premiere. This action might have been in response to a comment she made.

The reality show, airing on the Peacock network, launched its fourth season on January 8. The Emmy-winning series challenges 23 participants to demonstrate their integrity across 11 episodes, with a grand prize of $250,000 at stake.

Lisa Rinna gained fame in the 1990s with her role in over 60 episodes of “Melrose Place.” Additionally, she graced the soap opera “Days of Our Lives” with more than 600 appearances between 1992 and 2018, as noted by her IMDB profile.

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