Perez Hilton Gets Supervised Visits With 3 Children as Mother Wins Temporary Custody
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Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Aug 21
Perez Hilton Gets Supervised Visits With 3 Children as Mother Wins Temporary Custody
3 articles · Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Aug 21
Summary
Court documents show Perez Hilton can see his three children only under supervision by a mental health professional or a mutually approved family member.
Teresita Lavandeira, Hilton's mother, received temporary custody after his Aug. 4 TikTok livestream showed him bloodied, self-harming and expressing suicidal intent.
Hilton signed the arrangement, giving Lavandeira authority over school enrollment, medical care and other parental decisions while he undergoes recovery.
Miami police said they safely recovered Hilton that night and placed him on a 72-hour Baker Act hold; his family said Monday he remained hospitalized in an inpatient facility.
The family said the children, niece and sister were inside the home during the livestream and asked for privacy as the children return home and begin rebuilding normalcy.
What hidden legal hurdles will Perez Hilton face to reclaim equal time-sharing under Florida's parental responsibility guidelines after his Baker Act hold?
Could broadcasting a severe mental health crisis on social media permanently alter a celebrity's legal rights to their own children?
How exactly does Florida law determine when a parent recovering from a public mental health crisis can regain unsupervised access to their children?