India, April 26 -- The annual White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday was interrupted after shots were fired at the grand ballroom hosting the event. Even as President Donald Trump was not injured and there were no fatalities, the shooting incident created a major scare for the US administration as well as the guests present there. Among the attendees was actor Cheryl Hines, who was at the annual media gala in Washington with her husband, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Hours after the shooting, Cheryl took to social media to share her first-person account of the incident. Talking to the camera from a bathroom, she recalled, "We were there, and we heard shots, and everybody got under the tables. Nobody...