David Hasselhoff Still Struggling With Alcohol Addiction

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David Hasselhoff was taken to hospital after accidentally hitting a doctor and wetting the bed following an alcohol binge. The former ‘Baywatch’ star’s staff became so concerned about his “emotional and aggressive” behavior following days of heavy drinking at London’s St Martins Lane hotel they telephoned Dr. Paul Ettlinger to admit David to the Capio Nightingale Hospital’s rehabilitation unit.

However, when the medical professional arrived, the actor reportedly “lashed out” and accidentally bruised the physician’s forehead. A close friend told Britain’s The Sun newspaper:

“David is very hard to handle when he drinks, often very emotional and aggressive. On this occasion he became so drunk he wet his hotel bed – ruining two mattresses – and was becoming a real pain for staff. His assistant Joe Townley was so concerned he called out a doctor.

“David was furious and lashed out at him – but mistakenly hit the doctor.”

Staff at the hospital were so concerned about the actor’s behavior they were forced to lock him up until the emergency services arrived. The friend explained:

“They decided they had no option but to lock him in the basement until an ambulance arrived.”

David was discharged from the medical center yesterday after spending two evenings sobering up and recovering in a private suite. A fellow patient said:

“He was recognized immediately. Everyone was thrilled he was there and wanted to meet him. But the nurses were anxious to make sure he had a quiet time to recover and were telling him he needed vitamins and iron to build himself up.”

The ‘America’s Got Talent’ judge has publicly battled alcoholism for years and has been hospitalized on several occasions. His latest drinking binge reportedly began at the weekend when he joined 400 celebrity guests who were partying at a Hertfordshire mansion to celebrate Simon Cowell’s 50th birthday.

David apparently got so drunk he was escorted out of a secret exit and taken back to the hotel.

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14 Responses to David Hasselhoff Still Struggling With Alcohol Addiction

  1. maiah912 says:

    Well maybe he’ll have time to recover now that this season is over anyway.

  2. sweet kiddo says:

    hope he can and will get help

  3. Chelle says:

    I wish him the best.

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  6. Anonymous says:

    Alcoholism is a very serious disease and I hope David will realize this and get some help soon. It makes me sad to see people like this.

  7. kimmytoo says:

    i hope that he can get help.

  8. DonnaJ says:

    He really needs to put himself away for awhile. I feel terribly for him.

  9. dieselchicklett says:

    God, he’s just a hot mess. He definitely needs some help.

  10. bgduckie_01 says:

    i hope he gets some help soon.

  11. Mistyblue says:

    He’s going to end up as another sad headline if he doesn’t get a handle on his problems.

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  13. Monica says:

    Poor David! He must be in so much emotional pain going through this. Addiction is such a sad disease.

  14. C. says:

    And this tool is judging others…hmmmmm Didn’t everybody jump all over his ex-wife for calling the police when she thought this happened the last time??? Those kids should not be with him – Period!

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