The Sydney depicter in 'House Party' film series reveals that the incident took place when she was about to go home after filming a project in a place that didn't have Ubers.
- Jan 29, 2022
AceShowbiz - Tisha Campbell has taken a look back at the time when she was almost "snatched up" by alleged sex traffickers. The Sydney depicter in "House Party" film series shared her horrifying story in an Instagram video that she posted on Friday, January 28.
"Don't freak out, but I think I almost got snatched up," the 53-year-old said in the clip. "So, they don't have Ubers where I'm filming and I had to call a taxi. So I get this number, but the truck - van that pulls up looks real sketchy. But there's a guy in the back seat, right? So when he jumps out, the guy is just standing there."
"I look inside the car, it's f**ked up. The rubber is pulled up from the bottom, there's dirt everywhere, the back seat looked like it was snatched out and snatched out for a f**king reason," Tisha continued recounting. She said that the driver later told her to enter the car, while the other man suggested she get in the backseat.
After Tisha refused to do so, one of the men told her to "get in the front seat," to which she replied, "I'm not getting in the f**kin' car. F**k y'all." She later fumed, "Yo, this trafficking s**t is real. They got me f**ked up, 'cause I ain't Gina, b***h," referring to her character on "Martin".
In the caption, the "Blindspotting" actress noted, "This was a video I sent to my brother right after it happened but I felt it important for ppl to be aware." She added, "I need for EVERYONE to be overly conscious of themselves and their loved ones. As Tonidrivera says it's SHOPPING SEASON where traffickers try to snatch ppl up!!!"
"If I wasn't from Newark boyyyyy… If Tony Rivera hadn't schooled me and my friends on what to look for, S**T would've been real different. PLUS I don't sound like I look," she went on elaborating. "Also I am thankful to the production for their concern and their understanding."
"What's crazy is I went back to the front desk, the guy that gave me the taxi number wasn't there. I asked the woman where he was. She looks at the number and says, 'why would he give you this number? This isn't the normal number,' " Tisha recalled. "It was a set up fo real."
