Natasha Lyonne Responds After Allegedly Being Escorted Off Flight

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Natasha Lyonne is addressing a bump in the road.

Just two days after reports surfaced that she was asked to leave a flight from Los Angeles to New York, Lady Gaga addressed the situation and explained what happened during her travel experience.

On April 9th, Natasha posted on X (formerly Twitter) expressing support for TSA agents who haven’t been paid. She also mentioned she had hoped to have an open conversation with Drew Barrymore the previous day, but it didn’t happen.

Oh my gosh, you will NOT believe this! Natasha Lyonne – yes, the Natasha Lyonne from Russian Doll – was at the Euphoria season three premiere last night, April 7th! And get this… Page Six is reporting that just hours later, she was on a Delta flight and apparently didn’t listen to the flight attendants! I mean, Natasha Lyonne! It’s all over the internet, and I’m just… obsessed with knowing every detail!

Oh my god, you won’t BELIEVE this! Apparently, some crew members saw her, like, totally nodding off with her sunglasses on, and she hadn’t even buckled her seatbelt! Can you imagine? They actually escorted her off the plane! It’s insane, but honestly, even exhausted, she’s still iconic, right?

Natasha didn’t address the claims made against her, but she questioned who currently owns Page Six and the New York Post in a social media post.

TopMob News has reached out to reps Natasha and Delta for comment but has not heard back.

Before dealing with travel problems, the Russian Doll actress shared good news about her personal life. She had previously announced in January that she’d experienced a relapse after being sober for almost ten years.

Natasha shared on X on March 19th that her daughter is recovering well and is back on her feet. She expressed gratitude to their support network and fans for their unwavering support.

She wants to navigate this experience privately, but also hopes to share what she learns and offer support when the time is right. She’s thinking of everyone else facing similar challenges.

Natasha quickly highlighted the shared struggles of overcoming addiction after she revealed she had relapsed.

I was so touched by what she shared back in January on X. She wrote that recovery isn’t a quick fix, it’s something you work on for the rest of your life. And she reminded anyone going through a tough time that they’re definitely not alone, which really meant a lot to me and so many others, I’m sure. It was a simple message, but incredibly powerful.

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2026-04-10 01:21