Niece of Julia Roberts and rising star Emma Roberts is making waves in Hollywood. With a role in the upcoming movie 'Meet the Millers' alongside Jennifer Aniston and her appearances in the popular television series 'American Horror Story,' Emma seems to be on the path to stardom.

However, beneath the glittering success, Emma Roberts' personal life is troubled. On July 7th, she was arrested in a Montreal hotel after police responded to a domestic dispute between her and her boyfriend, actor Evan Peters. Reports indicate that Peters was found bloody, and Roberts was arrested on the spot.

While many people assume that domestic violence primarily involves a male perpetrator and a female victim, the reality is that abuse can occur in any relationship and can be extremely difficult to escape.

Emma Roberts’ actions have raised concerns that she may be suffering from Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), a condition where someone can be intensely loving one moment and violently aggressive the next. (See my post on BPD here.)

Emma Roberts and Evan Peters must address their issues without resorting to violence if they want to achieve a healthier mental state. If you or someone you know has experienced domestic violence or is in a relationship with someone who may have BPD, it's crucial to seek help.

Don’t stay silent. Reach out to a trusted friend, learn more about BPD and domestic violence, and take steps to break free from the cycle of abuse. You can even call me for a free consultation.

Let’s hope that Emma Roberts and Evan Peters find the support they need to establish a healthy relationship. Explore more about the impact of violence in the lives of celebrities…"

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