TikTok Star Dixie D'Amelio Hospitalized After 'Feeling Faint,' Receives Treatment For Dehydration

Dixie D'Amelio recently experienced a health scare on Thursday and was taken to the hospital after feeling faint. She received treatment for dehydration and recovered quickly. Despite the hospitalization, 

Dixie attended the launch event for D'Amelio Footwear, wearing a stylish all-leather ensemble and reassuring fans that she was okay.

Dixie had previously opened up about her ongoing health struggles, including her premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) battle.

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On Thursday, Dixie D'Amelio experienced a health scare while at work, leading to her hospitalization. According to an insider who spoke to Page Six,  the "Be Happy" singer started "feeling faint," and an "ambulance was called." The source added that after receiving treatment for dehydration at the hospital, Dixie began to recover and is "now feeling much better."

Despite the medical scare, the 21-year-old remained determined to attend the launch of D'Amelio Footwear, which was scheduled for the same evening. True to her word, Dixie made a stunning appearance at the event in Los Angeles just a few hours later.

While sporting an all-leather ensemble, the social media sensation wore a stylish black bandeau top and a matching flowing maxi skirt. Her newly platinum locks were styled into a sleek ponytail, completing her fashionable look for the evening.

Captured images from the incident showed Dixie, fully conscious and alert, being attended to in the back of the ambulance before being transported to the hospital. Later, the "Psycho" singer took to Snapchat to share photos from her hospital room, displaying the various monitors attached to her chest.

Despite the somewhat concerning photos, Dixie reassured her followers that she was fine and playfully mentioned that she had gotten a bit "too excited" about the launch of her family's footwear brand.

Speaking about the footwear launch, her sister Charlie said it was a celebration for the entire D'Amelio team, as they had dedicated considerable time and effort to bring the project to life. "Tonight is about celebrating everything the entire D'Amelio Footwear team did to make these shoes come to life, and it's an inspiring night for us -- our first D'Amelio brands brand," she told ET.

She added, "I think it's just so exciting for everyone, and I'm thrilled to see everyone in the shoes."

Dixie, alongside Charlie, recently introduced their footwear brand. Charlie caught everyone's attention during the launch event by donning a glamorous sequin animal-print dress complemented by stylish black platform sandals.

Although Dixie has not spoken about her recent ambulance ride and hospitalization, she has been transparent about her ongoing health struggles in the past.

In October 2022, the songwriter candidly revealed her seven-year battle with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), a condition she had been unaware of until then. She described how PMDD profoundly impacts various aspects of her life, explaining, "[PMDD] affects your moods and behavior and many different parts of your life."

Dixie shared that during those challenging times, she often felt "so low and just down," stating, "It really disrupts my life and my attitude and my personality and my relationships and just who I am as a person."

Dixie's revelation about her medical condition came a month after her shocking hair transformation. In a bold move, the TikTok sensation embraced a buzzcut, bidding farewell to her iconic long locks. She went on to debut her edgy hairstyle at the prestigious Harper's Bazaar's Icons party during New York Fashion Week, leaving spectators in awe.

This drastic change served as a stark contrast to the well-known long hairstyles sported by both Dixie and her younger sister, Charlie, ever since they skyrocketed to fame on TikTok in early 2020.

In a YouTube video released in September 2022, the rising star confessed, "I've wanted to do this since like sixth grade." 

"I've been sad recently, but I don't want to say anything because I don't want anyone to think I'm having a mental breakdown," she added.