Sharon Stone Recalls LAPD Protection During O.J. Simpson Car Chase

The actress was moved to a hotel for safety as police feared Simpson could target her, despite no direct connection between them.

Sharon Stone was given LAPD protection and moved to a hotel during the O.J. Simpson car chase in 1994, due to her high level of fame following 'Basic Instinct'.
Stone had no direct connection to Simpson, but police considered her a potential target due to the unpredictable nature of the situation.
The actress was told to pack within 10 minutes and was guarded by officers at the hotel, highlighting the chaos of the event.
Stone's experience underscores the high costs and security concerns associated with fame, as she later had to buy a gated house and hire security.
The incident is part of Stone's broader reflections on fame and its impacts, including its influence on personal safety and financial burdens.