Grace Lilly, a star of Bravo's reality series Southern Hospitality, has been arrested for the second time in recent months. The 27-year-old was taken into custody on Tuesday morning in Charleston, South Carolina, and charged with possession of a controlled substance, according to records obtained by The Independent.
Her bond was set at $10,575, but she was released on personal recognizance, meaning she is not required to pay as long as she promises to appear in court. The Independent has contacted the Charleston County Sheriff's Office and Bravo for further comment.
This latest arrest follows an incident in late December when Lilly was pulled over for an alleged illegal lane change. Police found a bottle labelled 'Happy Pills' in her car, which she claimed contained Xanax and birth control. She stated she had a prescription for the Xanax but could not provide proof at the time.
Additionally, a warrant had been issued for Lilly's arrest after her ex-boyfriend obtained a restraining order against her due to alleged harassment over a pet cat. North Carolina authorities said Lilly had been harassing her ex for two years over the feline, which they had bought together in late 2022. The ex-boyfriend won a court case for ownership of the cat, but Lilly was accused of repeatedly trying to contact him, attempting to enter his apartment, and trying to take the cat.
Lilly has appeared on all four seasons of Southern Hospitality, a spin-off of Southern Charm that follows staff at a high-end nightclub in Charleston.
