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A representative for Selma Blair defended the actress after she pleaded not guilty to two counts of second‑degree assault following a disturbance on a Delta flight. The spokesperson emphasized that Blair experienced a medical emergency on board and did not intend to harm anyone. She highlighted Blair’s 2018 diagnosis of multiple sclerosis and related pseudobulbar affect, noting the actress travels with a service dog and missed medication doses may have contributed to the incident. The defense argues the confusion and disorientation at altitude played a role, urging courts and the public to consider the full context before judgment. The case has drawn attention to the challenges faced by public figures with chronic illnesses and the importance of understanding medical emergencies in high‑stress environments. It also raises questions about how quickly authorities respond to such incidents and the potential for misinterpretation. The legal proceedings continue as authorities investigate

By Lauren B. | JQJO News