Tara Reid
Slurring Words in Background of 911 Audio
Published December 4, 2025 12:30 PM PST
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Updated December 4, 2025 3:30 PM PST
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Tara Reid was clearly slurring her words and seemed barely coherent when a concerned bystander called 911 after she claimed she was drugged in a Chicago-area hotel … and, we’ve got the audio for you to listen to.
The call — placed by someone who seems to work at the hotel because she refers to Tara as a “guest” — says Reid is “really inebriated” … and adding she can’t even hold herself up in a wheelchair.
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The caller calls Tara “Ms. Reid” multiple times … saying it louder and louder, seemingly in an attempt to get her attention — and Tara responds with a series of groans and other mumbled noises instead of enunciated words.
Tara isn’t vomiting blood or breathing abnormally, the caller tells the 911 operator … though she adds the hotel is concerned she might fall and hit her head if left unattended.
As you know … Reid was taken from a hotel in Rosemont on a gurney last month … with several others in the hotel catching the moment paramedics wheeled her out on video.
Tara told us she went down to the hotel bar to have a quick drink … leaving it out while going for a quick smoke outside. When she returned, Tara said she found a napkin over the top of the drink that she didn’t put there — but she decided to drink it anyway. The next thing she knew, she was in a local hospital.
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Reid insists she only had one drink on the evening she was taken to the hospital … and she filed a police report alleging she was drugged. Tara’s smoking buddy, a YouTuber named Sean P, told us he never saw her with a drink … though he admits he wasn’t paying much attention.
On Wednesday, Rosemont Police told us they’ve reviewed surveillance footage of the Rosemont, and — based on the videos — there’s no indication anyone spiked her drink. However, authorities are still waiting to get medical records from the hospital of any tests they might have run when she arrived.
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