Perez Hilton Health Update: Blogger Reportedly Cuts Las Vegas Mansion Asking Price as Financial Strains Grow

Perez Hilton has cut the asking price of his Las Vegas mansion by $350,000 (£258,000), reducing the six-bedroom property from $4.25 million (£3.14 million) to $3.9 million (£2.88 million) as he continues his transition from Nevada to Miami.

The 48-year-old blogger and media personality listed the home in late June after moving to Miami with his three children and his mother, Teresita Lavandeira. TMZ reported the price reduction on 10 September, with the property's listing now showing the lower asking price.

The sale comes as Hilton remains in inpatient treatment following an August 4 mental health crisis at his Miami home. His family has said he is receiving care from medical and mental health professionals, while recent reports have said he is able to communicate with relatives.

$4.25M Mansion Gets $350,000 Price Cut

The property at 7389 Olive Creek Court in Las Vegas' gated Prado community was initially listed for $4.25 million. The new asking price of $3.9 million represents an 8.2 per cent reduction.

The roughly 6,600-square-foot house has six bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms, with features including a detached casita, a multigenerational suite and extensive outdoor entertaining space. Kathryn Winterton of Las Vegas Sotheby's International Realty is handling the listing.

Hilton previously described the house as a 'sanctuary and oasis in the desert' that had served him 'personally and professionally'. He said he had used the property for television appearances, interviews and other media projects.

The sale follows Hilton's move to Miami, where he said his family was based and where he wanted to focus on his health. He also described Miami as his home despite having spent decades away from the city.

August Crisis Put Health In Focus

The property sale is unfolding against a backdrop of serious medical and mental health difficulties.

Earlier this year, Hilton spent about three weeks in hospital after developing a life-threatening case of sepsis and undergoing emergency surgery. He later discussed the financial impact of his treatment, saying medical bills had significantly reduced his savings.

On August 4, Miami-Dade authorities responded after Hilton appeared to harm himself during a TikTok livestream from his home. According to a police report cited by People, he was treated for lacerations, an overdose and significant blood loss before being hospitalised under Florida's Baker Act.

Hilton also suffered broken bones and other injuries during the incident, according to his brother-in-law, Tom. His family later said he was receiving inpatient medical care, and subsequent updates said he was transitioning towards treatment focused on his mental health.

No official diagnosis has been publicly disclosed. Hilton's brother-in-law has also said there is no established explanation for what caused the mental health crisis.

Mother Granted Temporary Custody

Hilton's three children have also been at the centre of the family's response.

His mother filed for temporary custody on August 7, three days after the incident. A court granted her temporary custody on August 18, giving her authority over the children's care, including medical and educational matters.

Hilton was later granted supervised visitation, according to People. The visits require psychiatric clearance and supervision by an approved family member or therapist.

The arrangement is temporary and does not amount to a permanent loss of Hilton's parental rights. Public reporting has not established what custody arrangements will apply once his treatment ends.

Financial Pressure Remains Unclear

The $350,000 price reduction has been reported alongside claims that Hilton has faced financial pressure.

TMZ reported that Hilton had been stressed about his finances after moving to Miami, while his own comments have documented the impact of medical bills. He has also promoted a religious-themed clothing line while discussing the financial burden of his treatment.

The New York Post separately reported that Hilton had struggled to secure new television opportunities, citing unnamed sources. Those claims have not been independently confirmed through financial records or statements from television networks.

That distinction matters. The available evidence establishes that Hilton has cut the asking price, has publicly discussed significant medical expenses and has been reported to be under financial pressure. It does not establish his current net worth, debts or cash position, or prove that he reduced the property's price because he urgently needed money.

The reduction could instead reflect a desire to attract buyers more quickly, changing relocation plans or ordinary market strategy.

For now, Hilton's Las Vegas mansion remains listed at $3.9 million as he continues inpatient treatment and his family manages the temporary custody arrangement for his children.