Morgan Riddle Recounts Being Electrocuted, Nearly Kidnapped and More as She Breaks Down Harrowing Travel Experiences

Morgan Riddle is taking a trip down memory lane... and it's frightening.

The girlfriend of tennis star Taylor Fritz posted a series of throwback photos on her Instagram Stories that recapped several of her scary experiences traveling around the world.

The fashion influencer, 27, kicked off her thread of horror stories after her hoodie got "sucked into the X-ray at TSA" on March 3, which prompted her to share her unfortunate moments.

"My hoodie got sucked into the X-ray at TSA this morning and it reminded me of a few years ago when one at JFK ate my shoe and we looked for it for 30 min... and then I had to do a 10 hour travel day with a singular shoe," she wrote on her Instagram Stories.

Before continuing, she sarcastically wrote: "I love travel!"

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Riddle then proceeded to revisit "the not-so-glam moments of traveling the last few years."

The media personality uploaded a photo of her finger in a pulse oximeter while lying in bed, revealing that she had food poisoning multiple times, including in Paris, Melbourne and Acapulco.

She then posted a video of herself eating a bagel with salmon and cucumber at Sadelle's Paris, with an overlayed caption that explained the unfortunate turn of events that happened next.

"Thought I was taking a cute video of my delicious brunch and 1 hour later projectile vomited in the Prada store on the champs," she wrote over the clip.

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Riddle followed the Instagram Stories post with a photo of a tennis racket. She captioned the picture, "AirBnB break-ins in Santorini, Ibiza and London... and happened to be in the residence during all three."

The next post featured a video of her boyfriend Fritz using her as a human weight as he bench-pressed her during lockdown in Seoul, Korea.

"When Taylor and I tested positive for covid and got imprisoned in an 8 day government quarantine in Korea still had to train for the tournament in Tokyo the next week," Riddle wrote over the video.

The content creator's next photo was quite literally shocking. "Getting electrocuted in Eastbourne," she wrote over a graphic picture of her legs with red scarring from the incident.

"Exploring in Shanghai and then realizing the only way to call an Uber is with WeChat which requires a Chinese phone number and having to walk 6 miles back to my hotel in booties," she penned over a selfie snapped mid-walk.

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Riddle, visibly emotional, shared a throwback photo of herself "crying on the bathroom floor for 4 hours" because she thought she was "having a heart attack" after she ate a "space brownie" in Amsterdam.

The next Instagram Stories post recounted a terrifying experience where she was almost kidnapped.

"Attempted kidnapping in Acapulco last year (by the man standing behind the tree)... he & another guy tried to grab me and chased me down the beach and i had to sprint and scream for help from the security guards at the hotel," she wrote over a video of the scene.

"The tournament did tell us not to go out by ourselves but i wanted a photo of the sunset so this one was also on me lol," she added.

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Riddle's next upload pictured a kettle in China, recalling the time she almost "got scammed $120" for the tea in the photo. "Clearly I didn't even know how to make tea," she continued.

She concluded her Instagram Stories with text that read, "Moral of the story travel is fun but stay vigilant ladies."

Riddle and Fritz met on the dating app Raya in 2020. The TikTok star previously told PEOPLE that she had just moved to Los Angeles at the time and "didn't know anybody," so she went on the app to find some people to hang out with — and met the tennis player.

"Because it was during Covid, no restaurants were open, no bars were open so we ordered sushi," she said. "We went to his place and I made him watch Midsommar with me, the really messed up horror movie. Why I chose that as my first introduction to a guy, I don't really know. I think I traumatized him a little bit."

Riddle has been by Fritz's side ever since, supporting him at tennis tournaments around the world. She also appeared in Netflix's Break Point series, which documented the world of competitive tennis and gave a glimpse into the couple's life.

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