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Perez Hilton’s friend launches GoFundMe for blogger’s kids as he remains in treatment

September 18, 2026
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Perez Hilton’s friend launches GoFundMe for blogger’s kids as he remains in treatment

A long-time friend of Perez Hilton has launched a GoFundMe to support the gossip blogger’s three children as he undergoes treatment following his suicide attempt in early August.

The fundraiser, which aims to raise $25,000, was organized by Hilton’s friend of 14 years, Tony-winning producer Tom D’Angora.

“All funds raised will benefit Perez’s mother and children only and help cover the additional costs of caring for three kids full-time,” D’Angora wrote on the fundraiser’s page, referring to Mario, Mia and Mayte, along with Hilton’s mother, Teresita Lavandeira.

Tom D'Angora (left) and Perez Hilton (right) stand in front of a sequined car.
D’Angora (seen above with Hilton) created the fundraiser to support Hilton’s 3 children and mother. Getty Images for Admit VIP
Perez Hilton's three children pose with their grandmother.
The theater producer shared that Lavandeira (seen above with Mario, Mia, and Mayte) has “put much of her life on hold” to care for Hilton’s children.

Clarifying that “none of the money will be used for Perez personally,” he noted that Lavandeira has “put much of her own life on hold to make sure the kids can continue going to school, participating in their normal activities, and having as much consistency as possible during an incredibly difficult time.”

On Aug. 4, Hilton — whose real name is Mario Lavandeira, Jr. — was rushed to the hospital after live-streaming a self-harm incident in his home.

At the time, it was revealed that his children — as well as his sister, Barbara Lavandeira, and niece — had been in the home before they fled when things escalated.

Perez Hilton and his mother, Mary, pose in front of a massive display of red roses.
Hilton (seen above with Lavandeira) entered a residential treatment program after spending over a month in the hospital. perexhiltonmiami/ instagram
Perez Hilton and his three children smiling together in pajamas.
His family shared the news in a statement on Monday, stating that he has entered the program where he can “focus fully on his mental health and recovery.” perez hilton/ facebook
Perez Hilton smiling at the camera outdoors, gesturing to the water behind him.
Hilton (seen above) is expected to remain in residential treatment for “several more weeks” as he continues to recover. perezlovesmiami/Instagram

Shortly after, his family described his injuries, explaining that he suffered “significant blood loss” and sustained additional injuries that “would require surgery.” His brother-in-law also revealed that he broke several bones throughout the night.

Ahead of his lengthy recovery, Page Six exclusively reported that Teresita filed for temporary custody of his children on Aug. 12 — which he “voluntarily consented” to. He was later granted supervised visitations.

Earlier this week, Hilton’s family revealed he had entered a residential treatment program after spending over a month in the hospital over his suicide attempt.

Perez Hilton with his mother and three children smiling around a table full of food.
The celebrity blogger (seen above with his children and mother) was granted supervised visitation with his children. perezlovesmiami/Instagram
Perez Hilton with his mother and children.
Hilton’s mother (seen above with Hilton and his children) was granted temporary custody while Hilton remains in treatment. perexhiltonmiami/ instagram
Perez Hilton's mom with three children, standing and smiling in front of a white wall.
Hilton’s family (Lavandeira seen above with Mario, Mia, and Mayte) was inside his home just moments before the blogger’s mental health crisis. perezlovesmiami/Instagram

“After weeks in the hospital receiving treatment for his physical injuries, Perez entered a residential treatment program where he can focus fully on his mental health and recovery,” they wrote in a statement shared to his website on Monday.

“This was an important next step, but there’s still a long road ahead. Perez is expected to remain in residential treatment for several more weeks, potentially longer, depending on what his treatment team believes is best for his recovery.”

The family noted that their priority right now is to support Mario, 13, Mia, 11, and Mayte, 8, and give them “as much stability, routine, and ‘normalcy’ while their dad continues his recovery.”

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 Crisis Text Line at 741741.

The post Perez Hilton’s friend launches GoFundMe for blogger’s kids as he remains in treatment appeared first on Page Six.

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