Following a Self-Harm Livestream, Perez Hilton Receives Medical Care After Substance Ingestion.
Content caution: Self-harm is discussed in this narrative. Following his self-harm event, Perez Hilton received treatment for more than just his physical wounds.
As per to a Miami-Dade County Sheriff's Office incident record published by People, responding officers treated the celebrity blogger for a drug overdose in addition to his injuries after he self-harmed during a livestream on August 4, which prompted police to be called to his Miami home. He was then taken to the hospital.
In accordance with the news release, Hilton's sister Barbara Lavandeira informed police that she had found her brother nude and "covered in blood" in his bathroom before to their arrival. As a result, she took his three children, aged eight to thirteen, to her car so they could leave the house.
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Reportedly to the sheriff's office, she said that before they could leave the house, her brother, whose real name is Mario Lavandeira Jr., approached the car while nude and covered in blood and started "banging on the vehicle's driver window."
A fire rescue crew "began treatment on scene for multiple lacerations and an overdose" after Hilton's family members and many police officers entered the house and carried the media star into the living room, according to the report.
Reps for Hilton and the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Department have been contacted by news organizations for comment, but they have not yet received a response.
Hilton's family reported that after his hospital admission on August 4, his health "remains serious but stable," despite the fact that he would require several surgeries.
“He experienced significant blood loss and sustained additional injuries that will require surgery in the coming days,” on August 8, the Lavandeira family posted on Hilton's website.. “His treatment and recovery will be a long process. We are grateful that Perez was able to spend time with his mother and sister yesterday.”
Hilton's mother Teresita Lavandeira has applied for temporary custody of his children while Hilton is still in the hospital under Florida's Baker Act, which permits authorities to temporarily keep an individual for examination if they suspect the person might represent a risk to themselves or others.
“My main concern and objective, as well as the family’s, is to protect the children and make sure they are safe,” Hilton's lawyer informed People on August 12. “We want them to have some sense of normalcy as they begin their journey of healing after the tragic events that occurred last week."
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