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Actress Natasha Lyonne Attends New York Premiere After Delta Flight Incident
Natasha Lyonne appeared at the premiere of the documentary 'Lorne' in New York on April 9, two days after an incident on a Delta flight in Los Angeles. She was asked to deboard the flight after not responding to crew requests, which she attributed to taking a sleeping pill. Lyonne addressed the matter on X and expressed no prior issues with Delta or TSA.
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Natasha Lyonne attended the premiere of the documentary 'Lorne' in New York on April 9. The event occurred two days after an incident on a Delta flight in Los Angeles on April 7. Lyonne wore a black midi dress over a white button-up shirt and black boots.
' Following the event, Lyonne posted on X about the film: "Beautiful documentary on Lorne by Morgan Neville. ' Fox News reported that she was seated in first class and did not respond when flight attendants asked her to close her laptop and fasten her seat belt for takeoff. The plane had taxied when crew members escalated their concerns.
" according to a report from Page Six. Another attendant said, "Ma’am, I need you to come off the plane. A. The plane hasn’t gone anywhere. " > "We have a passenger who, for whatever reason ... wouldn’t follow some basic commands ...
“— Delta flight captain (Fox News)”
Lyonne deboarded voluntarily. The captain addressed passengers after the deboarding. On April 9, Lyonne posted on X about the incident, stating she took a Lunesta sleeping pill after boarding the Delta One flight to New York to rest before an event with Drew Barrymore.
She boarded with a backpack and sneakers.
clarified she had no past issues with Delta or TSA and expressed support for TSA workers: "Heart is with our unpaid @TSA workers. " Fox News reported reaching out to Lyonne and Delta for comment but received no response at the time of publication. The incident follows Lyonne's public disclosure in January of a relapse after a decade of sobriety.
She posted on X: "Took my relapse public more to come. Recovery is a lifelong process. Anyone out there struggling, remember you’re not alone. " In a later update last month, she shared a positive note on her progress.
