Paris Loves Cheerio's and Stavros in the morning

TMZ.com reports that Paris is fairing better during her second day at the medical center attached to Twin Towers Correctional Center.

She is reportedly crying less, on medication and eating cereal and bread.

The heiress is allowed two visitors on family day, Nicky her fugly sister and Stavros Niarchos, her on-again off-again boy toy were seen entering the facility this afternoon.

Apparently several of the inmate's family members who were visiting were outraged at how swiftly Paris's visitors were allowed into the facility, some waiting hours to see their family members.

Guess when you have that much dough you can pretty much do anything you want, ... except get out of jail free!

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The HELL with Wii, I found this hot little flash game and I'm addicted!

Paris: I won't fight my sentance.

Paris Hilton has released a statement regarding her return to custody on Friday.

"Being in jail is by far the hardest thing I have ever done," said the distraught heiress. "During the past several days, I have had a lot of time to think and I believe that I am learning and growing from this experience."

Hilton also added "I would hope going forward that the public and the media will focus on more important things like the men and women serving our country in Iraq and other places around the world".

Hilton is currently housed at the Twin Towers Correctional Facility, in an adjacent medical center for prisoners who need to be treated for medical conditions.

Sheriff Baca had no further comments regarding Paris's recent re-entry into the judicial system, but had this to say regarding why she was released prior: "She was not speaking coherently and her condition was life-threatening."

Paris is slated to finish out her 42 days, and after her medical condition is treated she is purporteldy returning to the Lynwood facility where she was originally incarcerated.

Keep checking up for the latest Paris Hilton updates here at CelebrityTea!

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This ho-larious little video has surfaced on youtube, check it out!

The Hilton Saga Continues

It's been confirmed through several media sources that Paris Hilton has been ordered to return to LA County custody late this afternoon.

TMZ reports that the heiress was screaming "mom, mom, mom" following the ruling, and several eye-witnesses report Ms. Hilton was physically escorted from the courtroom.

Paris is currently at Twin Towers Correctional Facility on a medical ward. Apparently her lawyer has filed habeas corpus proceedings (illegal withholding of a body) to be reviewed on Monday.

Ms. Hilton was released to her home late Thursday afternoon for an undisclosed medical reason, which has now been identified as a condition similar to Claustrophobia (fear of closed spaces). Ms. Hilton has a history of these type of attacks and allegedly experienced one during the filming of House of Wax.

LA County Sheriff Lee Baca released a statement this afternoon stating Ms. Hilton suffered from a "serious medical condition" that would only worsen with her imprisonment and that the facilities did not have room for "low level offenders" such as Paris.

Following the latest decision, Kathy Hilton stated ""It is what it is and it's in God's hands now."
She added: "It's out of our hands. There's nothing we can do."

The poor girl must feel like a yo-yo. This is getting a tad bit ridiculous. They need to find out where she needs to be placed, and if her medical condition is as serious as purported, treat it and get her back on track to finishing her sentence.

Paris returns to jail

Following a media circus and a controversial ruling, Paris Hilton was ordered to return to the Twin Towers detention center early this afternoon.

Hilton was released late yesterday afternoon to her home, after the Sheriff's department released her due to psychological reasons. It was learned by CelebrityTea late last evening that Ms. Hilton would return to court today.

I guess they just can't decide what to do with her.

Hilton to return to Jail?

TMZ.com

has broken a startling new twist on the Paris Hilton heehaw.

Paris is scheduled to return to court at 9:00AM PST for a hearing with the LA County Judge, Michael Sauer, who issued her 23 day sentence -- following an emergency petition filed by LA County attorney Rocky Delgadillo.

Delgadillo asserts the LA County Sheriff's department is in contempt of court and subsequently filed this movement, citing an order from Judge Sawyer in the original court document dated 5/4/07 barring Ms. Hilton's eligibility for use of any "electronic monitoring".

Stay tuned for the latest updates on this story!

Paris Hilton released for undisclosed medical reason

Just short of serving 4 days at Lynwood Detention Center, the harlot heiress was released due to 'an undisclosed medical reason'.

According to Reuters, she is to serve a 40 day home detention and is to wear a bracelet at all times during the sentence so that her whereabouts is monitored.

Hilton had this to say regarding her recent jail term and release: "I want to thank the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and staff of the Century Regional Detention Center for treating me fairly and professionally. I am going to serve the remaining 40 days of my sentence. I have learned a great deal from this ordeal and hope that others have learned from my mistakes."

Update: TMZ.com reports that hilton was released due to being on the verge of a 'nervous breakdown', according to her psychiatrist.