No Reiner Fight at Conan O’Brien’s Party, Says Attendee: ‘It’s Bulls–t’

Rob Reiner and his son Nick did not have a bitter argument at Conan O’Brien’s Christmas party, a Hollywood executive who attended the Dec. 13 event told TheWrap on Friday.

The night before Rob and Michele Reiner were found murdered in their Brentwood home, anonymous reports emerged of a fight between the movie legend and his addicted son. Page Six And TMZ this week the New York Post called it “a huge explosion.” The Daily Mail reported on Friday O’Brien discouraged guests from calling the police about the heated incident.

“This is nonsense,” the manager told Daily Mail’s TheWrap, saying he was appalled by the increasingly sensationalized take on what happened at the Saturday banquet. Nick Reiner, who was living in his parents’ back house at the time, attended O’Brien’s holiday event and was erratic with the A-list guests, but no major outburst occurred, the manager said.

New York Times accounts of a shouting match “faded,” TheWrap was told O’Brien “didn’t see any fighting or arguing.”

The person, who did not want to be named, said, “There was a child who was walking around and disturbing people. He was secretly listening to the conversations.”

However, the attendee noted that O’Brien and the guests did not witness a fight between Rob and Nick Reiner, adding: “If there had been a big fight with the Reiners, there would have been a million people I knew there. Nobody told me about it.”

The participant continued: “The next day I said to Conan, ‘What’s all this fighting nonsense?’ ‘I didn’t see any fight,’ he said.”

As for reports that Nick got into a fight with actor Bill Hader after an awkward argument at the party, the executive confirmed that the screenwriter interrupted O’Brien and Hader in the middle of their conversation and was “acting a little weird,” but that’s where the encounter ended.

O’Brien’s representatives did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment.

Nick Reiner, 32, He was formally charged on Tuesday He was charged with two counts of first-degree murder after being arrested Sunday as the prime suspect in his parents’ deaths. It was ruled a stabbing murder later in the week..

The charges came two days after the execution Caught in Exhibition ParkHours after Rob and Michele were found stabbed to death by their daughter Romy in their Brentwood home near the USC campus.

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman said Tuesday that Reiner’s charges could lead to a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole, but a decision on the death penalty is still pending.

Reiner, 32, appeared in court for the first time on Wednesday and spoke only once before the hearing began, replying, “Yes, your honor.” postponed Until January 7. A courtroom sketch showed Nick wearing a blue prison-issued suicide prevention vest.

Nick’s lawyer, Alan Jackson, did not share details about his client’s mental health, but on Wednesday asked the public to allow the legal process to proceed “with restraint and dignity.”

“There are very, very complex and serious issues associated with this case,” the defense attorney said. “The events need to be considered, examined and analyzed thoroughly, very carefully.”

on friday, multiple media reports It has been published that Nick was diagnosed with schizophrenia and his medications were changed before Reiners’ murder.

Nick Reiner is currently being held without bail until his court appearance.

Sharon Waxman contributed to this report.

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