AceShowbiz - Natasha Lyonne responded publicly after reports surfaced that she was escorted off a flight following the launch of the third season of Euphoria, in which she appears as a guest star. The incident allegedly took place on a redeye flight from Los Angeles to New York.

According to Page Six, Lyonne appeared unresponsive to flight attendants' requests in the first-class cabin. Reports state she did not comply when asked to close her laptop and fasten her seatbelt. Sources told the outlet that she was wearing dark sunglasses and seemed to be asleep. At one point, she reportedly said "Ah, you scared me" to the crew members.

The flight staff reportedly took her laptop and continued taxiing for takeoff but then returned to the gate. Airport personnel assisted Lyonne in deplaning after about an hour-long delay. Page Six also noted that she "coolly shushed" a gate agent who boarded to check on the situation.

In response to the coverage, Lyonne posted on social media an apology of sorts, expressing sympathy for TSA agents with the message: "My heart is with all the unpaid TSA agents at our airports." She also referenced missing an appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show, which was scheduled for the day following the incident, writing, "Sure was looking forward to speaking honestly with Drew Barrymore yesterday but guess wasn't in the cards."

She questioned the ownership of Page Six and the New York Post, which are under the Murdoch family's News Corp, implying skepticism about the nature of the report. The incident and her social media remarks have drawn attention amid the ongoing promotion of Euphoria's latest season.