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Lili Reinhart sparked fan concern after sharing a scary Uber story in her latest social media post.
While sitting in her ride share, the Riverdale alum, 28, filmed footage of the vehicle she was sitting in with duct tape strangely taped over the doors of the backseat from the inside.
Alongside the clip of the interior of the car, she wrote: ‘If you never see me again, show this to the police.’
And in her caption, she added: ‘Is this gonna be an Uber horror story?’
At the end of the short video, the actress — who sparked concern after revealing her shocking health battle with a ‘mystery’ chronic illness — turned the camera to herself to showcase her worried expression.
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Lili Reinhart sparked fan concern after sharing a scary Uber story in her latest social media post; pictured February in Los Angeles
In her comments section, she responded to a fan after they jokingly asked, ‘Pls let us know where your sunglasses are from before you go.’
Reinhart played along and said they were from Saint Laurent as she added three broken heart emojis.
In the hours since she uploaded the TikTok, her social media went viral with an overwhelming amount of fan-written comments as they expressed concern and asked for an update.
Her fans initially interpreted her video as a lighthearted joke but after hours of no follow-up, fans started flooding her comments.
Nearly an entire day later, on Tuesday, Reinhart finally updated her fans again and penned an additional comment of her original video.
‘I’M ALIVE,’ she wrote. When one of her followers wrote that ‘the window was down, you’re good,’ she commented, ‘Literally…’
She also shared a post on her Instagram Story to update her fans that she is safe.
‘I’m alive. I was never actually scared for my life.. I thought it was funny. Can we joke these days??’
While sitting in her ride share, the Riverdale alum, 28, filmed footage of the vehicle she was sitting in with duct tape strangely taped over the doors of the backseat from the inside
Alongside the clip of the interior of the car, she wrote: ‘If you never see me again, show this to the police’
And in her caption, she added: ‘Is this gonna be an Uber horror story?’
Her fans initially interpreted her video as a lighthearted joke but after hours of no follow-up, fans started flooding her comments. Nearly an entire day later, on Tuesday, Reinhart finally updated her fans again and penned an additional comment of her original video; pictured May in New York City
She also shared a post on her Instagram Story to update her fans that she is safe. ‘I’m alive. I was never actually scared for my life.. I thought it was funny. Can we joke these days??’
Her post comes months after she revealed she was diagnosed with interstitial cystitis amid a lengthy health ordeal last year
‘Being diagnosed with interstitial cystitis while simultaneously searching for answers about a mysterious autoimmunity/inflammatory disease made 2024 the hardest year of my life,’ she wrote on her Instagram at the beginning of the year while reflecting on 2024
Her post comes months after she revealed she was diagnosed with interstitial cystitis amid a lengthy health ordeal last year.
In a January interview with Self and on her Instagram, she opened up about the diagnosis and health issues.
‘Being diagnosed with interstitial cystitis while simultaneously searching for answers about a mysterious autoimmunity/inflammatory disease made 2024 the hardest year of my life,’ she wrote on her Instagram at the beginning of the year while reflecting on 2024.
Also known as bladder pain syndrome, interstitial cystitis is ‘a condition that causes long-term pain or discomfort in the bladder and abdominal area, along with urinary frequency and urgency,’ according to the Cleveland Clinic.
During her interview with Self, she revealed she has been suffering from mysterious symptoms for the past four years that have led doctors to believe she is either suffering from an autoimmune disorder — however, they are uncertain which one it is — or the lingering effects of a past infection.
And over the summer, she began experiencing symptoms similar to those of a urinary tract infection that ultimately led to her IC diagnosis.
