Rapper Eminem's ex-wife Kim Scott attempts suicide: Read to know more

American rapper Eminem`s ex-wife, Kim Scott, was revealed to be taken into a hospital after a plausible suicide attempt last month. As per a TMZ report on Wednesday, law enforcement and crisis responders collected a call of a suicidal individual at Scott`s home in Michigan on July 30. When they came, she allegedly became aggressive with personnel who were testing her vital signs and reportedly required to be restrained by police.

According to the source, paramedics were incapable to check her vitals. Scott wounded herself as she had little injuries on her legs and blood had spilt all over the floor. Authorities claimed to send her to the hospital for psychological inspection, but she has since been discharged and is recouping at home. Scott's mother, Kathleen Sluck, perished on July 23 at the age of 65, precisely one week before the claimed incident.

Slack's burial was held on July 29 at Lee-Ellena Funeral Home. Dawn Scott, Scott's sister, perished in 2016 at the age of 41 from a believed heroin overdose. Eminem and Scott were high school darlings who married in 1999 and separated in 2001. They remarried on January 14, 2006, then he documented for divorce on April 5, 2006, just a few months later. Hailie Jade, the couple's 25-year-old daughter, is the pair's only child.

Kimberly Anne Scott was born on January 9, 1975, and after her wedding to Eminem, she altered her name to Kimberly Anne Mathers. She was born and brought up in Warren, Michigan.

Marshall Bruce Mathers III, well remembered by his stage name Eminem, is an American rapper, songwriter, and record producer who was born on October 17, 1972. Eminem is the best-selling musician of all time, with more than 220 million records auctioned worldwide. He is greatly associated with popularising hip hop in the Middle East and is frequently considered one of the best rappers of all time.

Eminem's worldwide prosperity and critically distinguished work are largely associated with breaking racial boundaries for white rappers in outstanding music.