Heather Locklear Rushed to Hospital After 911 Call Made by “Frantic” Sister

Hard Times

What exactly is going on with Heather Locklear? The past five years have not been kind to Heather Locklear. The former all-American golden girl has seen her fair share of grief and trouble since her separation and divorce from Bon Jovi guitarist, Richie Sambora, in 2007. Locklear watched in horror as her former friend, Denise Richards, and her ex-husband Richie Sambora fell for each other, creating a media feud of epic proportions, and straining her relationship with her rocker ex (also the father of Locklear’s daughter, Ava Sambora).

Rumors of drug and alcohol abuse followed, as well as a DUI after the actress was allegedly booked for driving under the influence of a controlled substance in Montecito, California. Things seemed to be looking up for Heather when she and her former Melrose Place co-star, Jack Wagner, began a longterm relationship, with Locklear’s daughter, Ava, giving her approval of the couple. Wagner and Locklear announced their engagement, but Locklear broke off her engagement to Jack Wagner a few months ago, ultimately ending that near-miss union.

Perhaps it was Denise Richards’ reunion with Richie Sambora that sent Heather Locklear over the edge once again, culminating in a panicked 911 call by Locklear’s sister. After paramedics arrived on the scene they determined that Locklear was indeed a threat to herself, and she was admitted into the hospital for observation, overnight.

According to Eonline.com, “The 50-year-old was taken from her home in Westlake Village to the facility after her sister placed a frantic 911 call saying she feared her famous sibling might harm herself. Paramedics responded and determined on sight that the actress did indeed require some medical evaluation.”

Now released and back home, Locklear’s family released a statement letting fans know “she is doing well,” and “is in no danger.”

Locklear is resting at her home with family. Her family also expressed that “they’re looking forward to her getting very, very well again and bringing her home.”