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'Lily-Rose had blood poisoning'
09/03/2007 14:39 - (SA)
London - Johnny Depp's daughter Lily-Rose has left hospital.
The relieved actor carried the seven-year-old from the London hospital she has been staying in for nine days, on Thursday night.
Johnny's spokesperson Robin Baum said: "We are happy to report that their daughter is doing much better. The family greatly appreciates the continued support and respect of their privacy."
Johnny, 43, and his long-term partner Vanessa Paradis - along with their five-year-old son John Jack - took Lily-Rose back to their London hotel.
While Lily Rose's illness was not disclosed, it has been reported she was hospitalised with blood poisoning after stepping on a rusty nail.
A source told In Touch magazine: "After the wound was left untreated, blood poisoning developed. It has now spread through her body and has affected her vital organs."
Johnny and Vanessa had been keeping a vigil by Lily Rose's bedside, who was said to be in a "serious condition" earlier this week.
The family recently moved from France to an English farmhouse, while Johnny films Sweeney Todd.
A DreamWorks source said: "We have adjusted the schedule to accommodate Johnny's needs at this moment. We understand that Lily-Rose is improving.
"Obviously everybody at the studio is certainly with them in their good spirits." - Bang Showbiz.com
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