Jackie Siegel, known for the documentary 'The Queen of Versailles,' is set to attend the fourth annual National Naloxone Awareness Day in Washington, D.C., to raise awareness about naloxone, a medication that can reverse opioid overdoses. Siegel, whose advocacy was spurred by the tragic overdose death of her daughter Victoria in 2015, has been instrumental in promoting naloxone's availability. The event, taking place at the Hart Senate Office Building, will feature Sen. Rick Scott, who co-sponsored legislation establishing this awareness day. Siegel's efforts include advocating for naloxone kits in emergency vehicles and schools across the country. Following the recent deaths of her husband and sister, the latter from a fentanyl overdose, Siegel is more determined than ever to use her platform to save lives. She emphasizes the importance of education and conversation around the opioid crisis. In conjunction with her advocacy, she will also be signing her book 'Princess of Versailles,' which aims to educate young adults about the dangers of drug use through a cautionary tale.