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Eminem's ex-wife KimScott Arrested After Biting Officer During Emergency Response
Kim Scott was arrested following a medical emergency involving an alleged suicide attempt, during which she reportedly bit a police officer, according to bodycam footage.

On July 11, law enforcement responded to a 911 call reporting an apparent suicide attempt at the residence of Kim Scott, Eminem’s ex-wife. First responders were informed that Scott was bleeding from her wrist, holding a knife, and had lost consciousness prior to their arrival.
Upon entering the home, officers located Scott in the basement wearing only a bra and underwear. The situation escalated as she became “irate and combative” while authorities tried to detain her and prepare her for hospital transport.
Details of the Incident and Police Response
Body camera footage shows Scott yelling profanities as paramedics secured her to a stretcher. She also directed insults at a man inside the house, calling him a “prick” and a “dopehead” while being moved outside. An officer was seen displaying a bite mark on his forearm, which was photographed before he received medical treatment due to the injury and blood exposure.
Authorities stated that Scott resisted arrest by biting one officer and kicking another in the shin. Police reportedly deployed a Taser before arresting her on charges of assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest.
Background on Kim Scott’s Mental Health and Legal Issues
Reports indicate that Scott has a history of mental health challenges, including hospitalization following a suicide attempt in 2021. She also recently faced a suspected DUI charge after missing a court date. Family members reportedly informed dispatchers that Scott had cut her wrist and was still holding the knife before it was removed.
Kim Scott and Eminem, whose birth name is Marshall Mathers, were married in 1999 and divorced in 2001. They briefly remarried in 2006 before ending their marriage again the same year. The couple share a daughter named Hailie.
If you or someone you know is affected by the issues raised in this story, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255) or text Crisis Text Line at 74174.
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