After much speculation about the Robbie Turner controversy where she Tweeted about her near-death experience involving an Uber crash, she finally released a statement on whether or not she actually lived through the traumatic experience.
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In an Instagram post from the weekend, she wrote, alongside a picture of a flower, that the incident--where she claimed her Uber driver died while she survived a drunk-driving crash with only a few minor injuries--did not happen, but rather was a "vivid" dream. Immediately following the incident, the queen's employer explained that she would be taking time off to help with her mental recovery, and this post explains that further.
Read her Instagram post below.
As Gay Times also reported, this Instagram post had both support and derision (similar to the response from her initial Twitter rants). Many continued to accuse her of lying in the first place, but many offered their support. One comment reads, "Everything happens for a reason and sometimes we need something extreme to shake us to the core to present what is truly needed."
We're wishing you the best, Robbie.
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