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Perez Hilton reportedly reached out to several celebrities to make amends for his past treatment of them before his recent mental health crisis. Among those he contacted were Britney Spears and Khloé Kardashian, two stars who had been the subject of his celebrity coverage during his years as one of Hollywood’s most controversial gossip bloggers. The revelations came from an interview with Sean Hannity that was recorded on July 14 and released on August 6, just days after Hilton was hospitalized following a distressing TikTok livestream. Hilton discussed his efforts to repair relationships and take responsibility for his past behavior. (Page Six⁠) Hilton wanted to make amends During the interview, Hilton explained that he had privately contacted a number of people he believed he had wronged. His outreach to Spears and Kardashian was part of what he described as a personal effort to confront his past. Hilton said he had reached out to Spears through an intermediary. While he indicated that Spears did not directly respond to him, he appeared to accept that she was not obligated to do so. His experience with Khloé Kardashian was different. Hilton said he contacted Kardashian privately and received a kind response from her. He also acknowledged that some people he contacted did not respond, adding that he understood and respected their decision. (Page Six⁠) A change in Hilton’s approach The outreach appears to be connected to Hilton’s broader reflection on his career. During the interview, he acknowledged that his earlier approach to celebrity coverage could be cruel and invasive. Hilton became famous for mocking celebrities’ appearances, commenting on their private lives and pushing boundaries in his coverage. In recent years, however, he has spoken more openly about changing his approach. He told Hannity that he realized he could still be entertaining without being unnecessarily harsh. He also discussed the idea of “counsel culture,” a concept associated with encouraging people to learn from their mistakes rather than permanently defining them by those mistakes. (Page Six⁠) Hilton’s hospitalization On August 4, Hilton was hospitalized in Miami after authorities responded to reports concerning a serious mental health crisis during a TikTok livestream. His family later confirmed that he was receiving medical care and was able to communicate. They asked the public to respect his privacy while he recovers. (People.com⁠) The timing of Hilton’s reconciliation efforts has drawn attention because they came shortly before the incident. However, there is no confirmed evidence that his conversations with Spears or Kardashian caused or directly influenced what happened. Instead, his comments suggest that Hilton had already been reflecting on his past and attempting to repair relationships. His outreach to former targets shows a public figure confronting the consequences of his earlier work while trying to move forward in a different direction. For now, Hilton’s family says the focus remains on his recovery and well-being.

Olivia Rodrigo has once again spoken out on a political issue, criticizing US President Donald Trump over recent changes to federal funding for Planned Parenthood. The Grammy-winning singer joined a new awareness campaign highlighting the impact that the funding cuts have had on healthcare clinics across the United States. The campaign focuses on the consequences of legislation signed by President Trump that ended federal funding for Planned Parenthood, one of the country’s largest providers of reproductive and preventive healthcare services. According to the campaign, nearly 30 Planned Parenthood health centers have closed since the law took effect, raising concerns about access to medical care in several communities. In the campaign video, Rodrigo voices support for people who rely on the organization’s services. She argues that the closures could make it more difficult for many Americans to receive routine healthcare, including cancer screenings, birth control, sexually transmitted infection testing, and other preventive medical services. The singer has been outspoken on reproductive rights in recent years. She has previously used concerts and public appearances to encourage civic engagement and has supported organizations that advocate for reproductive healthcare access. Her latest campaign continues that advocacy, drawing attention to the real-world effects of policy decisions on patients and healthcare providers. Supporters of Planned Parenthood say the funding cuts will disproportionately affect low-income families and people living in rural areas where healthcare options are already limited. They argue that the organization provides a wide range of essential medical services beyond abortion care and plays an important role in preventive health. Meanwhile, supporters of the Trump administration have defended the funding changes, saying federal money should not go to organizations connected with abortion services. They argue that healthcare funding should instead be directed toward other medical providers that do not perform or support abortions. The debate has once again highlighted the deep political divide in the United States over reproductive healthcare. While advocacy groups continue to challenge the funding changes, supporters of the legislation maintain that the policy reflects their longstanding position on the use of taxpayer money. Rodrigo’s participation in the campaign has sparked widespread discussion online. Many fans praised the singer for using her platform to speak on an issue she believes is important, while others criticized her decision to enter another political debate. As with many celebrity statements on public policy, reactions have been sharply divided across social media. Although the discussion surrounding Planned Parenthood funding remains highly controversial, Olivia Rodrigo’s latest campaign has brought renewed attention to the issue. By speaking out, the singer has added her voice to an ongoing national conversation about healthcare access, government funding, and the role public figures play in shaping awareness of major social and political issues.