Selma Blair surfaces with son and service dog after in-flight meltdown
Blair, 54, has been accused of attacking members of the crew aboard a Delta aircraft on Sunday, October 11, leaving distressed pilots asking for 'medical help' as they landed.
TL;DR
- Selma Blair was seen in Los Angeles with her son Arthur and service dog Scout after an alleged in-flight incident.
- She has pleaded not guilty to two counts of second-degree assault related to an alleged attack on Delta flight crew members.
- Her legal team attributes the incident to missed doses of medication for her multiple sclerosis.
- Blair previously stated in an interview that she used alcohol to manage MS symptoms and nerve pain but has since stopped drinking.
- Her service dog, Scout, was present during the flight incident, and authorities reportedly took the dog from her.
- Blair's representatives stated she experienced a medical emergency, did not attempt to open a plane door, and did not intend to harm anyone.