Former soap star Lisa Rinna (58), who is married to actor Harry Hamlin (69), has been among the loud women in «Real Housewives of Beverly Hills» in many years.
Over the years, the 58-year-old, who is known for his role in “Days of Our Lives”, has thus created many a headline, both on and off screen.
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Now, however, one of the soap star’s daughters is making headlines.
– So scary
Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin have daughters Amelia Gray (20) and Delilah Belle (23) together.
On Tuesday this week, the latter took to Instagram, to tell her story about how she became addicted and took an overdose of several addictive drugs. The video she has published is almost 30 minutes long.
– This is so scary. So, at the beginning of the year, in February and March, was when I got the corona vaccine. After the second dose, I was sick for 36 hours. It felt like my legs were going to break, and yes … That was when it all started.
She further says that the vaccine triggered a number of autoimmune diseases she has, and that she had, among other things, severe panic attacks, migraines and seizures.
Breaks the silence after the broken drinks
After several trips to the doctor, it was determined by a psychiatrist that she should get help with the panic attacks. That was when she should have received a prescription for “too much medicine”, says the 23-year-old.
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Took an overdose
Furthermore, the celebrity daughter says that she took a mixture of three addictive drugs, in addition to antibiotics and supplements.
– My body became addicted (…) I overdosed. I did not mean it at all. I overdosed on one drug, which I took with another. For some reason I ended up in the hospital.
– Got three strokes and a heart attack
After the hospital visit, she checked into the treatment center. She was there for three weeks, she says. The 23-year-old says she has previously been admitted to a treatment center for anxiety and depression.
Over the years, Hamlin has been diagnosed with pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorder associated with streptococcal infection (PANDAS), Epstein-Barr virus, a type of herpes virus behind mononucleosis (kissing disease), and acute encephalitis, according to UsWeekly.
