Troubled actress Selma Blair won’t let a little midair meltdown keep her away from a nostalgia fan fest for pop-culture nuts this weekend, its organizers announced Tuesday.
The “Hellboy” and “Cruel Intentions” star is still due to join dozens of retro icons at 90s Con at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford — despite being hit with state and federal charges for allegedly attacking flight attendants, cops and a nurse Sunday.
“Selma Blair will be joining us at 90s Con as planned,” Thats4Entertainment, which sponsors the annual gathering, posted on Instagram. “See you there!”
The company reported earlier in the year that Blair, who was originally scheduled to appear on Saturday and Sunday, will also be on hand when the convention kicks off Friday.
The 54-year-old actress will peddle autographs and selfies for $60 a pop and $100 for a combo, with professional photo ops priced at $85, according to the event’s website.
Her scheduled appearance will come nearly a week after Blair was charged over a bizarre blowup on LA-to-JFK Delta Flt. 938 on Sunday, when she allegedly bit a flight attendant and attacked another, forcing the crew to restrain her.
After touching down in Queens, she was put inside an ambulance to be evaluated at Jamaica Hospital – and allegedly kicked a cop in the head and later attacked a nurse.
She is now facing a federal assault violation for the midair meltdown and a pair of state assault charges in Queens. She was released on $20,000 bail after her arraignment on the state charges Monday night.
A rep for the actress did not immediately respond to a Post request for comment Tuesday over 90s Con.
The Connecticut convention was founded in 2022, and celebrates 1990s movies, TV and general popular culture, with era celebs meet and greet fans, take part in Q&A panels and sell autographs and autographs.
Among other ‘90s names on the schedule are former “Full House” star John Stamos, ex-NSYNC crooner Joey Fatone, onetime “Falcon Crest” heartthrob Lorenzo Lamas and actors Tara Reid, Heather Locklear, Daphne Zuniga and Jane Seymour.
