Full Breakdown
Kim Scott Hospitalized After Unconsciousness Call Amid Ongoing DUI Cases
7/15/2026, 4:45:00 AM
Core Event
On the evening of July 14, 2026, paramedics responded to a 911 call at a residence in Chesterfield Township, Michigan, reporting a person who was “Unconscious/Fainting.” The Chesterfield Fire/EMS report classified the incident as “Hemorrhage/Laceration.” Emergency crews placed 51-year-old Kim Scott—formerly known as Kim Mathers and ex-wife of rapper Marshall Mathers (Eminem)—on a gurney and transported her to McLaren Macomb Hospital in Mount Clemens. Neither the hospital nor local authorities have released an update on her medical condition.
Background & Context
Scott’s hospitalization follows a series of legal troubles stemming from multiple driving-while-intoxicated (DWI) incidents. In May 2026 she was arrested in Mt. Clemens after a crash that struck a parked vehicle; officers recorded a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.204 %, nearly three times Michigan’s legal limit. She pleaded no contest to operating while impaired and failure to stop after a collision, offenses carrying up to 93 days in jail. A separate felony charge for a third-offense OWI carries a potential five-year prison term and a $5,000 fine.
In June 2026 a bench warrant was issued after she missed a scheduled court appearance for the February hit-and-run case; the warrant was later dismissed. Court filings list a sentencing hearing for the February incident and a probable-cause conference for the May OWI, both of which she failed to attend.
Official Statements & Responses
The Chesterfield Police Department confirmed officers responded to the residence, but declined to comment on the medical emergency. The fire/EMS report, obtained by media outlets, listed the incident type as “Hemorrhage/Laceration” and noted the call time as approximately 8 p.m.
On-the-Ground Reports
Video footage released by TMZ and VICE shows paramedics wheeling Scott onto a gurney, her eyes open but appearing unconscious, and loading her into an ambulance. Body-camera footage from the May arrest captures an officer telling her, “You’re slurring really bad.”
Conflicting Reports & Gaps
All sources agree on the time, location, and transport to McLaren Macomb Hospital, but none provide a definitive update on Scott’s condition after arrival. Some outlets describe her as “unconscious,” while others note she was “awake as her eyes were open” when photographed. The lack of hospital statements leaves her health status unverified.
Verbatim Quotes
- “You're slurring really bad.” — Officer, body-camera footage (May 2026 arrest)
- “Eminem was horrified,” — Source quoted by Yahoo! Entertainment (July 2026)
- “He wants this to be her wake-up call that she needs professional help. He’s ready to pay for it all, to have her flown off to any A-list rehab that she wants. She can do it on a tropical island if she wants. He doesn’t care as long as she does it.” — Source close to Eminem (July 2026)
- “He knows he can’t help if she doesn’t want to get better, but he is pushing hard to make her face this,” — Source close to Eminem (July 2026)
- “He wants a group of them, her family and friends, to get together and give it to her straight. He truly fears the worst will happen if something isn’t done to help her.” — Source close to Eminem (July 2026)
What’s Next
A sentencing hearing for the February hit-and-run case is scheduled for August 13, 2026. The court will also address the pending OWI charge once Scott appears before the judge. No further medical updates have been announced.
