Grace Lilly has been arrested.
On Thursday, TMZ reported that the Southern Hospitality star was busted on drug charges. According to Charleston County jail records obtained by the outlet, the 27-year-old was charged with possession of a controlled substance on Tuesday. Page Six reported the reality star was in custody for a number of hours on a $10,575 bond, but was ultimately released on personal recognizance.
For those who don’t know, personal recognizance is when a judge allows release without the full cash bond being paid on the promise an individual will appear in court. So it looks like Grace definitely has some legal matters to attend to in her future!
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This marks the second time in just three months the Bravo personality has been arrested. In December, Grace was busted in Charleston, South Carolina after cops found “happy pills” in her purse during a traffic stop. The police report at the time revealed:
“Inside the purse, a small container with ‘Happy Pills’ imprinted on the top was located, which contained 12 circular white pills with a ‘P’ imprint on one side, and half of an oblong blue pill with no identifiable imprints. When asked about the pills found inside the purse, the offender stated that the blue pill was Xanax and the white pills were birth control. The offender stated she had a prescription for the Xanax but did not have any proof of that information available at the time.”
The pills were confiscated and submitted to the Charleston Police Department’s Forensic Services Division for examination and results revealed the white pills contained clonazepam, a Schedule IV controlled substance, according to WCIV. A warrant was issued this month leading to Grace’s arrest on Tuesday.
Now, insiders have informed TMZ that Grace’s struggle with substance abuse will play out in the current season of Southern Hospitality. Her future on the show beyond this season is currently unclear.
We hope Grace gets the help she needs!
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If you or someone you know is experiencing substance abuse, help is available. Consider checking out the resources SAMHSA provides at https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline or check out StartYourRecovery.org
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