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Denise Richards and husband Aaron caught in a road rage incident

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Updated At : 05:02 PM Nov 18, 2022 IST

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Actress Denise Richards and her husband Aaron Phypers were reportedly shot at by an unknown driver in a road rage incident in Los Angeles recently. The couple is said to be out of danger. According to reports, Aaron Phypers was driving the actress to a film studio when a male driver behind them got irritated as he couldn’t overtake. When Phypers let the upset driver pass, he allegedly shouted at them and also open fired at their vehicle. Apparently, a bullet got struck at the back end of the driver’s side.

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While no one was physically harmed, it left Richards crying hysterically when she showed up on the sets of her upcoming movie Angels Fallen: Warriors of Peace. Police was called by the production team, but it’s unclear whether a report was filed or not. Phypers stayed with his wife as she worked for 12 hours after the shocking incident. — TMS

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