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Entertainer David Hasselhoff has returned to an alcohol treatment centre in a move that was supported by his doctors and friends.

"David had a brief relapse (of alcoholism) and immediately recognised the importance of addressing it with the assistance of his doctors. He is doing fine and will be back home in the morning," the actor's publicist Judy Katz told website TMZ.

In a message to her America's Got Talent co-judge, Sharon Osbourne said: "David, I am very proud of you for taking the first step and to have you as my friend."

His ex-wife Pamela Bach said: "I wish David the best. I just hope he gets better."

Mr Hasselhoff is famous for his roles in Knight Rider and Baywatch and has recently been filming in Europe.

Article published on 11/10/2007 by DryOutNow.com

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