Greg Guillotin's lawyer, Me Tom Michel, has denied that his client is seeking hospitalization in a psychiatric facility. This denial came after entertainer Gilles Verdez mentioned during a TV program on Wednesday that Guillotin was unwell and wanted to be hospitalized. According to Verdez, Guillotin has stopped eating, is socially isolated, bedridden, takes medication, sees a psychologist, and is uncertain about voluntarily entering a specialized clinic. Verdez also claimed that Guillotin believed being surrounded by medical specialists might help him understand the reasons behind his violent behavior in personal relationships. Me Tom Michel dismissed these claims as "absurd" and "completely unfounded," stating that no steps have been taken by Guillotin or anyone on his behalf to pursue hospitalization. The lawyer also demanded that the authors and distributors of the information immediately retract the statements, calling the disclosure of someone's health status a serious offense. Separately, Guillotin has admitted to subjecting his former partner to both physical and psychological violence, as reported on Saturday, September 5. His ex-partner filed a formal complaint with the authorities last June, leading to an investigation by the prosecutor's office in Évry. The investigation covers alleged acts of violence and harassment against a spouse between 2019 and 2026. The situation has drawn attention to the intersection of personal health, legal proceedings, and public discourse. While the lawyer insists that the claims about hospitalization are false, the ongoing investigation into alleged domestic violence adds another layer of complexity to the case. The legal system will now determine the validity of these allegations and the appropriate course of action.