Former Real Housewives star Brandi Glanville says she drank an MDMA-spiked drink at a party. Glanville was a fan favorite on the franchise for her outlandish behavior and tell-it-like-it-is attitude, but the latest incident in which she was involved was a scary one.
Glanville may be best known for her modeling days, as well as marrying Eddie Cibrian, who famously cheated on her with LeAnn Rimes. She has also written a book and worked in the fashion world. Earlier this year, Glanville was photographed tripping as she left a restaurant in Beverly Hills. She attributed her drunk behavior at the time to feeling down due to the fact that her life was not perfect. While on the 2014 Real Housewives reunion, she was asked multiple times if she thought she may have a drinking problem, admitting that she does use alcohol and prescription drugs to cope when she feels depressed.
In a series of tweets, the 47-year-old told fans that she suspected that her drink had been laced with some kind of drug at a party. People picked up the story hours after the reality star claimed she had recovered. The first tweet appeared at around 4:20am, in which she explained that she was pretty sure her drink was tampered with. She then tweeted almost ten minutes later that the drug was likely MDMA.
One of the last tweets came early on Sunday morning saying that she was very high. However, once the afternoon came around, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum seemed to have perked up and decided to once again update her 800,000 followers by assuring them that she was feeling much better. The mother of two even jokes around by saying that she was the most fun person she had ever met.
The alleged drugging incident happened while Glanville was supposedly at a friend’s birthday party. A source said that the Bravo personality had been drinking water, but had started to feel a bit off, telling her friend that she suspected something was in the water. Party girls everywhere can take a page out of Glanville’s book and remember to always keep their hands around their drinks and to watch the bartender make their cocktails. As lighthearted as the tweets might have seemed, this sort of situation is a legitimate concern for everyone.
Source: People, Brandi Glanville