Tara Reid feels ‘bullied’ and ‘judged’ as she struggles with aftermath of hotel drugging claims

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Tara Reid has expressed feeling "bullied" and "judged" as she continues to deal with the aftermath of her claims that she was drugged at a hotel event. The actress has been open about the negative impact the incident and the subsequent public reaction have had on her.

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