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Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton has entered a residential treatment program following a self-harm incident during a livestream in August. His family confirmed he will remain in care for several weeks, with limited contact and no access to devices. Meanwhile, he has reduced the asking price of his Las Vegas mansion by $350,000 to facilitate a permanent move to Miami with his children and mother.
Perez Hilton is transitioning from physical to mental health treatment after a self-harm incident. His brother-in-law confirms the blogger is recovering from broken bones and lacerations, with no set timeline for release.
Perez Hilton is recovering from a severe self-harm incident that occurred on a TikTok livestream on August 4, 2026. The 48-year-old blogger, born Mario Armando Lavandeira Jr., cut himself while unclothed in front of thousands of viewers at his Westchester, Miami home. He was hospitalized for surgery and is now grappling with memory gaps and deep humiliation. A recent court ruling granted temporary custody of his three children to his mother, Teresita Lavandeira, while he is allowed only supervised visits. Industry insiders suggest his career as a snarky gossip blogger is effectively over due to the public nature of his breakdown.
Perez Hilton, real name Mario Lavandeira Jr., remains hospitalized in Miami following a self-harm incident during a livestream on Aug. 4. A police report confirms he was treated for an overdose and multiple lacerations. His sister, Barbara Lavandeira, has spoken publicly to clarify the events, stating she found him injured and moved their three children to safety. Hilton’s mother has filed for temporary custody of the children while he undergoes a long recovery process.
According to a Miami‑Dade County Sheriff’s Office report obtained by People, Perez Hilton was treated for an overdose and multiple lacerations after livestreaming self‑harm at his home; his sister Barbara Lavandeira witnessed the incident, fled with Hilton’s three children, and authorities hospitalized him under Florida’s Baker Act. Family statements say he had been suicidal the week prior, and Hilton remained in serious but stable condition with injuries that would require surgery in the coming days.
Barbara Lavandeira, Perez Hilton's sister, describes the Aug. 4 day in which Hilton self-harmed during a livestream, recounting finding him injured with a box cutter and taking his three children to safety before calling 911; Hilton remains hospitalized with significant blood loss and injuries expected to require surgery, and his mother has filed for temporary custody to manage his medical care. The family asks for privacy amid rumors and notes Hilton has worked to change over the years; crisis resources are included for those seeking help.
Perez Hilton is in the hospital after a TikTok livestream of self-harm, and his sister Barbara Lavandeira says he has a long road to recovery. She described finding him locked in a bathroom, with injuries, in their Miami-area home, and said she pulled his three children to safety and had them temporarily placed with Hilton's mother. Hilton remains hospitalized with no timeline for his return, and Lavandeira emphasized that he has changed a lot over the past two decades and apologized for past harms, asking people not to judge him solely by what happened in the past while focusing on his ongoing physical and mental healing.
Perez Hilton’s sister Barbara Lavandeira told Page Six she found him in his Miami bathroom during a TikTok livestream in which he cut himself and made suicidal threats; she moved his three kids to safety, called 911, and helped stop the bleeding as he remained hospitalized. The family says Hilton is a good person who has apologized for past harms, and his mother has begun seeking temporary custody of his children amid ongoing health issues and his move to Miami.
Perez Hilton’s sister Barbara Lavandeira publicly describes his ongoing battle with severe depression, a recent self-harm incident that led to hospitalization, and a long road to recovery that includes therapy and outpatient care, while stressing family support and the wellbeing of his children.
Perez Hilton, whose legal name is Mario Armando Lavandeira Jr., was hospitalized on Aug. 4 after a livestream where he appeared to harm himself. In an interview with Page Six, Hilton’s sister Barbara Lavandeira describes the frightening scene, stresses that cruel comments calling the incident “karma” are painful for the family, and says he has changed and genuinely tried to become a better person over the past two decades. The piece notes Hilton’s past controversy over outing LGBTQ+ celebrities, his current mental health crisis, and that his mother filed for temporary custody of his three children a few days later amid safety concerns; Hilton was hospitalized under Florida’s Baker Act, and representatives have not provided further condition updates.
Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton was hospitalized after a self-harm incident during a TikTok livestream; in the days prior he reportedly told friends he was no longer gay and had embraced an 'ex-gay' path, linking to a serious mental health crisis that his family says will require long-term treatment and recovery.
Perez Hilton remains in serious but stable condition in a Florida hospital four days after livestreaming a self-harm incident; doctors say he will require surgery in the coming days, and his family asks for privacy as official statements will come only from his site.
Jared Padalecki deleted a post wishing well to Perez Hilton and issued an apology after learning about Hilton’s past actions, insisting he did not endorse Hilton and had no idea of the extent of his past. Padalecki had previously known Hilton as a controversial figure and stressed offering grace, while Hilton had recently been involved in a self-harm incident and hospitalized. Padalecki has also spoken publicly about his own mental-health struggles and suicide-ideation treatment, urging kindness and forgiveness. Crisis resources are provided in the piece.
Perez Hilton (Mario Lavandeira) is in serious but stable condition in a Florida hospital after emergency responders were called to a TikTok livestream in which he reportedly self-harmed. Authorities say he was alone at the scene, he experienced significant blood loss, and he is being held under the Baker Act with surgery expected and a long recovery ahead. TikTok says the livestream was flagged for review and authorities were alerted.
US blogger Perez Hilton (Mario Lavandeira) is in serious but stable condition after a TikTok livestream in which he appeared to self-harm; he’s hospitalized under Florida’s Baker Act with a long recovery ahead and possible surgery, after TikTok flagged the livestream (a moderator error delayed removal) and alerted authorities.