Lisa Rinna Alleges Fentanyl Drugging at ‘The Traitors’ Premiere Party

Reality television personality Lisa Rinna has publicly addressed allegations that she was drugged during the Season 4 premiere party for “The Traitors.”

Appearing on “Good Day New York,” Rinna told hosts Jerry O’Connell and Rosanna Scotto that toxicology tests allegedly revealed fentanyl and amphetamines in her system after the January 8 event at The Abbey in West Hollywood.

Concerns Raised After Party

Celebrity news outlet TMZ first reported the story, citing Rinna’s suspicion that she had been roofied.

Her “Traitors” co-star Colton Underwood reportedly became concerned after observing her to be “completely inebriated” despite minimal alcohol consumption and alerted her team.

Rinna credited her husband, Harry Hamlin, for helping her leave safely.

When asked directly whether she believed she had been drugged, Rinna stated, “Yes, I was. I had fentanyl in my system.”

She added that the toxicology report allegedly showed high levels of amphetamines and other substances but said she could not elaborate further because the matter is still being handled by her team.

Response From The Abbey

In response to inquiries from Variety, The Abbey confirmed it conducted a thorough internal review, including examining surveillance footage and interviewing staff.

The venue stated there was “no evidence of drink tampering or suspicious behavior” toward Rinna. It emphasized that drink tampering is a criminal offense and encouraged guests to report concerns immediately to management or law enforcement.

The Abbey also highlighted its surveillance systems, trained security personnel, and drink-safety protocols, reaffirming that guest safety is its highest priority.

Rinna’s Career and ‘Traitors’ Role

Rinna is widely known for her roles on:

• Days of Our Lives

• Melrose Place

• The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills

• Dancing With the Stars

She currently appears on The Traitors (Peacock) Season 4.

The allegations have sparked renewed discussion around venue safety, nightlife security, and drink tampering awareness.