FRED DURST's Alleged E-Mail To PARIS HILTON

February 24, 2005

If e-mails posted from Paris Hilton's hacked T-Mobile account at TheDilly.com are authentic, LIMP BIKZIT frontman Fred Durst apparently poured his heart out to fling Paris Hilton. "So much it hurts me that you just vanished! You are my heart," the much-maligned rocker allegedly wrote to the heiress. "You told me so many things about how much you loved me and I was the one. Remember I have been in the mountains recording since I last saw you. I come to LA for two days today then back to the woods until Christmas. I know you love me and haven't been able to replace me!! I haven't fucking shaved since I saw you! I've been in a depression. But more clear than ever." Read more.

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