Perez Hilton Hospitalization: New 911 Audio Reveals Response Timeline

New details have emerged following Perez Hilton's hospitalization after authorities responded to a mental health crisis at his Miami home.

According to newly released 911 dispatch audio obtained by Page Six, first responders were dispatched Tuesday night after receiving reports of a possible suicide attempt at the celebrity blogger's Miami residence.

The audio provides a clearer timeline of the emergency response but does not change the known outcome: Hilton was safely transported to a local hospital, where he continues to receive medical care.

911 Audio Reveals Response Timeline

According to the dispatch audio, emergency responders were first called to Hilton's home Tuesday evening, prompting multiple police and fire units to respond.

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At one point, officers could be heard attempting to make contact with Hilton before eventually entering the residence later that night.

Page Six also obtained surveillance footage showing law enforcement officers outside the property for several hours as they worked to safely resolve the situation.

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The outlet said the dispatch audio contained additional details about the incident but chose not to publish them because of their graphic nature.

Perez Hilton Continues to Receive Medical Care

The latest update comes one day after the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office confirmed Hilton had been "safely recovered" and transported by Miami-Dade Fire Rescue to a local hospital.

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Authorities also said the department's Crisis Response Unit and licensed mental health professionals were on scene to provide support and resources to Hilton's family.

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Hilton's representatives later released a statement saying their primary concern is his health and well-being while asking the public to respect his privacy.

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255) or text the Crisis Text Line at 741741.