Lili Reinhart Concerns Fans With Scary Uber TikTok
Riverdale star Lili Reinhart has sparked genuine concern among her social media followers after she posted a TikTok from her terrifying Uber ride on Monday, and nothing since.
The 28-year-old actor shared the worrying video to both her TikTok and her Instagram story 15 hours ago, and hasn't publicly posted anything else.
Lili did not speak in the eight-second clip, but revealed in the caption that she was sitting in the backseat of an Uber. In the video, she zoomed in on both passenger doors to show that they had been covered up with tape, making them inaccessible.
She then turned the camera on herself, proving that she was, in fact, inside the car. She wrote on top of the video: 'If you never see me again, show this to the police,' and added in the caption: 'is this gonna be an uber horror story.'And while Lili's followers initially interpreted the TikTok as a lighthearted joke, the mood has shifted after she failed to follow up. The star replied to one fan's comment asking where her sunglasses were from almost immediately after she posted the video, but hasn't said anything else.
As mentioned, Lili hasn't been active on any of her social media pages since, and BuzzFeed has reached out to her reps for comment.
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