Southern Hospitality' star Grace Lilly arrested on drug charge

The Bravo reality star was charged with possession of a controlled substance in South Carolina, just months after a previous drug-related arrest.

Mar. 13, 2026 at 3:56am

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Grace Lilly, a star of the Bravo reality show 'Southern Hospitality', was arrested on Tuesday in Charleston, South Carolina on drug possession charges. This is the second time Lilly has been arrested on drug-related charges, as she was previously arrested in December 2025 when police found 'happy pills' in her car. Lilly was booked at the Charleston County Jail and released on personal recognizance after several hours in custody.

Why it matters

Lilly's arrests raise concerns about substance abuse issues among reality TV stars and the challenges they face in maintaining their public image and personal lives. The incidents also highlight the ongoing problem of drug possession and the need for greater support and resources for those struggling with addiction.

The details

According to Charleston County jail records, Lilly was charged with possession of a controlled substance. In her previous arrest in December 2025, police found 'happy pills' in her car and she was also charged with a second-degree harassment offense. Lilly claimed the pills were prescription Xanax and birth control, but could not provide proof of the prescriptions at the time.

  • Lilly was arrested on Tuesday, March 12, 2026 in Charleston, South Carolina.
  • Lilly was previously arrested on December 29, 2025 in Charleston, South Carolina.

The players

Grace Lilly

A 27-year-old star of the Bravo reality show 'Southern Hospitality' who has been arrested twice in the past year on drug-related charges.

Charleston County Sheriff's Office

The law enforcement agency that arrested Lilly and booked her into the Charleston County Jail.

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What’s next

The judge in the case will decide on Tuesday whether or not to allow Grace Lilly out on bail.

The takeaway

Lilly's repeated drug-related arrests highlight the ongoing substance abuse issues that some reality TV stars face, and the need for greater support and resources to help them maintain their personal and professional lives.