Inside Perez Hilton's new rules for seeing his kids after mom files for custody

Inside Perez Hilton's new rules for seeing his kids after mom files for custody Perez Hilton has been granted permission to see his three children, Mario III and daughters Mia and Mayte. On Friday, August 21st, People magazine reported that the social media star is now allowed to see his kids but under strict rules and regulations. Notably, the visits are required to be supervised by either an approved family member or a therapist, per the court documents. The entertainment blogger is required to gain "psychiatric clearance" prior to the visitation as well, according to the outlet. These requirements will remain in place until Hilton's mother, Teresita, files otherwise. It is pertinent to note that the decision follows a severe mental health crisis on August 4, 2026, during which the celebrity blogger live-streamed an apparent self-harm incident, leading to his ongoing inpatient hospitalization. Perez Hilton has how many kids? For those unaware, he is father to three children — son Mario III and daughters Mia and Mayte — whom he welcomed via surrogacy. Authorities treated Hilton for lacerations and an overdose before he was taken to the hospital under Florida's Baker Act, a state law that allows authorities to hold someone involuntarily for a period of time if they pose a threat of harm to themselves or others. During the incident, Hilton, whose legal name is Mario Armando Lavandeira Jr., experienced "significant blood loss" and "additional injuries," requiring surgery, his family said in a statement on August 8. He was receiving inpatient medical care as of August 16, per a subsequent family statement. After his shocking livestream incident his mother filed for a temporary custody for his three children. Her attorney told the outlet in a statement that the family's concern and objective was to "protect the children and make sure they are safe."