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Psychiatrist rushes to see Paris

Sydney Morning Herald


June 6, 2007


Paris Hilton's psychiatrist has made a two-hour visit to the jail where the socialite is serving time, in the first sign she may not be coping with life on the inside.

Psychiatrist Charles Sophy rushed to the aid of the 26-year-old hotels heiress, just 35 hours after she entered the Century Regional Detention Facility at Lynwood in suburban Los Angeles.

"I don't discuss my patients," said the Beverly Hills psychiatrist when asked about his visit.

"Everything's fine," said Hilton's lawyer Richard Hutton, who went to the jail along with Sophy.

Hutton also refused to say why the psychiatrist had been called in.

The celebrity news website TMZ.com said Hilton had been crying on the phone, complaining that she wasn't able to sleep or eat and that her small cell was "freezing cold".

Hilton, who is being housed in isolation for her own safety, is expected to serve up to 23 days for a probation violation stemming from an alcohol-related driving conviction.
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Paris Hilton sees brighter lightPeta Hellard

June 13, 2007 12:00am
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PARIS Hilton believes her jail sentence was a message from God to change her party-loving lifestyle and become a positive role model for people who look up to her.

In her first interview since she was dramatically sent back to jail on the weekend, Hilton said her imprisonment had been a life-changing wake-up call.

"I used to act dumb -- it was an act," she said.



"I am 26 years old and that act is no longer cute. It is not who I am, nor do I want to be that person for the young girls who looked up to me. God has given me this new chance."

Hilton made the comments during a phone conversation with veteran US television reporter Barbara Walters in a call from the hospital of the Los Angeles jail where The Simple Life star is being held.

When asked what happened in the jail that led to her being reassigned to serve her sentence at her Hollywood Hills home, the heiress said she had not been wailing, sobbing or screaming as had been widely reported.

"But I was not eating or sleeping," Hilton said.

"I was severely depressed and felt as if I was in a cage. It was a horrible experience."