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Perez Hilton receives medical care after worrying livestream

Perez Hilton receives medical care after worrying livestream

The family of American celebrity blogger Perez Hilton has confirmed that he is receiving medical care. They issued a statement thanking fans for their support and well-wishes following a concerning livestream.

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