Selma Blair says she is ‘so sorry’ to those she alarmed following alleged air incident
Actor Selma Blair has issued an apology following an incident on a flight where she allegedly assaulted a nurse and a police officer. Blair, who has multiple sclerosis, pleaded not guilty to the charges and stated she never intended to cause harm.
Why it matters
The incident highlights the intersection of public figures, legal accountability, and the challenges of managing health conditions in public spaces.
Selma Blair said in her statement that she has never intended to hurt or frighten anyone. Selma Blair said in her statement that she has never intended to hurt or frighten anyone. Selma Blair Selma Blair says she is ‘so sorry’ to those she alarmed following alleged air incident Actor pleaded not guilty to allegedly kicking a nurse and a police officer after an incident on flight from Los Angeles to New York
Prefer the Guardian on Google Selma Blair has spoken for the first time since being charged with assault after a mid-air assault incident, saying she is “so sorry” to anyone “that I hurt, I frightened, that I alarmed”.
Blair pleaded not guilty to state assault charges over allegations she kicked a nurse and a police officer after an incident involving crew members on a flight from Los Angeles to New York earlier this month.
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