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Perez Hilton's family says his children rushed out of his home just before he suffered what they are calling a severe mental health crisis. In a statement released on August 6, the family detailed the moments leading up to the incident, saying the kids "fled" the property in a hurry. The family did not specify what triggered the sudden departure, but they made it clear that the situation was serious enough for the children to leave immediately.
The statement goes on to describe the event as a "severe mental health crisis" for Hilton, who has been open in the past about his struggles with anxiety and depression. His relatives are asking for privacy and understanding during this difficult time. They also hinted that Hilton is now receiving the proper care and support he needs, though they did not confirm whether he is currently hospitalized or receiving outpatient treatment.
This news comes as a surprise to many followers of the celebrity blogger, who has recently seemed active and engaged on social media. The family's statement emphasizes that this was an unexpected turn of events and that they are focused on Hilton's recovery. They have not shared any further details about what exactly happened that day, but they are urging the public to keep the family in their thoughts. No word yet on when Hilton might speak publicly about the ordeal himself.
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