Andy Dick is getting real about his frightening drug overdose … telling us he smoked crack cocaine because he doesn’t “mind doing a little crack every now and then.”

The troubled comedian invited a TMZ photographer into his L.A. home Wednesday to chat about his brush with death on a Hollywood street the day before.

As everyone knows, Andy was caught on video slumped over on cement stairs outside a building in Hollywood as two friends rushed to his aid to bring him back from the brink. One of the men is seen screaming at Andy to “wake up” while the other administers a shot of Narcan — a life-saving medication used to reverse the effects of opioid overdoses.

Andy kicked off Wednesday’s interview by telling our cameraman he’s now “100 percent fine.” Then he changed his answer to “110 percent,” while flanked on either side by his buddies — both of whom were featured in the overdose video.

There’s trouble in the grand jury room where witnesses are testifying about the circumstances surrounding Celeste Rivas‘ death … because at least one witness is so uncooperative she’s about to be arrested … TMZ has learned.

Here’s the way it went down … Beth Silverman, the deputy D.A. presenting the case in Los Angeles, came out into the hallway Wednesday afternoon and approached attorney Evan Jenness. She represents Robert Morgenroth, who manages singer D4vd.

Silverman told Jenness she was going to have the judge issue a “body attachment” … to force a female witness to testify before the grand jury. It appears the female witness was a no-show, and a visibly frustrated Silverman said she would have authorities take the female witness into custody and bring her to the courtroom.

We do not know who the female witness is, but it’s interesting she’s represented by the same lawyer as Morgenroth, who spent around 3 days testifying before the grand jury.

TMZ broke the story … Morgenroth was in the hallway on Monday, telling his lawyer things got tense in the grand jury room when Deputy D.A. Silverman pressed him on why he didn’t call police. He didn’t say what he knew that would make Silverman challenge him on not making the call, but he said he responded to her by saying he didn’t think it was his duty and he was trying to keep D4vd’s tour going.

Apparently, Dynzell Sigers would rather die than be a short king … because the Georgia man went through months of pain and therapy to have his limbs dramatically lengthened to be taller.

Sigers stopped by “TMZ Live” Wednesday, and he revealed the procedure’s possible side effects include death. Check out the video … he talks about doctors breaking bones in the leg and inserting a rod to connect the broken pieces. Over time the rod is stretched, which also stretches the bone. Dynzell said each procedure requires at least 3 months of recovery.

Back in 2022, he was a young Navy medic who got rejected by a woman — for standing 5 feet 5 inches tall. Fast-forward to 2025, and he’s now a 6′ 1″ internet sensation after adding 8 inches to his frame with 2 risky procedures.