Denise Richards over the Thanksgiving weekend expressed her gratitude to friends and fans who supported her family nearly two weeks after a driver shot the car she was riding in with husband Aaron Phipers.
“I want to express my sincere thanks to everyone who reached out to me and Aaron during this time,” she wrote on her social media. “We are both very grateful for the safety.”
Richards, 51, sat in the passenger seat while Phypers drove them Ford F-150 to the studio in Los Angeles when there was an incident on the road with the driver of another vehicle.
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Denise Richards has thanked her followers for their support just weeks after her car was shot at in a road rage incident in Los Angeles.
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Feipers, 50, had an exchange of words with the man driving the van and ultimately drove away from the verbal altercation.
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Upon arriving at the location, the Phypers realized that an individual had allegedly shot into the back of their truck.
Richards and Phipers were uninjured during the Nov. 14 event.
Denise Richards was driving with her husband, Aaron Feipers, when the road accident occurred.
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“The love and support from all of you has been overwhelming!!,” Richards added in her post. “We are very grateful for the reach and each and every one of you.”
Sources told People magazine that Richards was “very shaken and scared” on set, but still filmed all day.
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“She didn’t want to miss work,” the insider added. “The production company made her feel safe, but they didn’t file a police report. Now they think people were looking for the car itself because it costs a lot of money.’
Days after the tests of the former “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” the star hit back at an internet troll who hoped she had “taken a nasty shot” in the neck.
Denise Richards recently guest starred on The Bold and the Beautiful and made her OnlyFans debut earlier this year.
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“Never mind, hope she gets a shot in the neck,” one user wrote, according to Page Six.
“Thank you. I would never wish harm on anyone.” she said on Twitter. “What I went through yesterday with my husband is of no concern to you. It was the most terrifying situation I have ever been in.
“I’m sorry the shot didn’t hit my neck… hole.”
Twitter later removed the user’s tweet after it “violated Twitter’s rules.”
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Fox News Digital’s Lauryn Overhaltz contributed to this report.
