Reese Witherspoon recently spoke about her experience and realization after she was arrested for 'disorderly conduct' for disorderly conduct in Atlanta, where she was filming 'The Good Lie' at the time in 2013.
The Oscar winner asserted that she is deeply embarrassed for her behavior that night, but she's only a human and the best she could do is say sorry and learn from it and move on, the Us Magazine reported.
The 38-year-old actress had one drink too much that night and said some rude things to the officer who puller her and husband, Jim Toth over and was arrested and charged with driving under the influence and failing to maintain a lane.
The 'Legally Blonde' star believed that now her fans will know that she's much more complex than what the media portrays her to be.
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