What happened with Perez Hilton before the controversial broadcast? He shared religious messages and seemed optimistic online
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Days before a police intervention and hospitalization, Perez Hilton shared religious messages and expressed optimism on social media.
- He posted videos reflecting on Bible passages and discussing life lessons, including a comparison to Rihanna's song "Work."
- Authorities responded to his Miami home after reports of concerning behavior during a live stream, leading to his hospitalization.
In the weeks leading up to a live stream that prompted police intervention and his hospitalization, celebrity blogger Perez Hilton presented a markedly different image on social media, sharing religious reflections and an optimistic outlook.
Hilton, whose real name is Mario Armando Lavandeira Jr., posted several Instagram videos during July discussing passages from the Bible that had impacted him. In one video on July 22, he shared a lesson related to work, humorously comparing it to Rihanna's hit song "Work," noting that the Bible's message predated the popular phrase. These posts maintained a positive and spiritual tone, showcasing his engagement with Gospel readings.
However, behind this seemingly tranquil facade, Hilton's situation was reportedly more complex. On Tuesday night, authorities were called to his Miami home following reports of disturbing behavior during a live broadcast. A video circulating on TikTok appeared to show Hilton with visible injuries, increasing concern among his followers.
Details regarding his current health status and the specific circumstances leading to the incident remain undisclosed. Hilton, known for his sharp commentary on celebrity gossip, had previously revealed in an Instagram video earlier this year that he had been hospitalized for three weeks due to a severe health crisis involving flu, an ulcer, a perforation, and sepsis.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.