TMZ.com is reporting that ex-supermodel Heather Locklear has been hospitalized after coming down with a bacterial infection. The “actress” was put on antibiotics and is supposed to be released from a California hospital today.

For those who don’t remember Heather, she was married to Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora and appeared on Michael J. Fox’s sitcom Spin City.

Not exactly groundbreaking news, but I’ll take any excuse to stare a picture of Heather.

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How do you jump a curb and hit a “No Parking” sign? Well Heather Locklear can tell you how!

TMZ reports that Heather Locklear was arrested for a hit-and-run in Ventura County last Saturday. At 4am someone heard a loud crash but didn’t call it in until the following evening. Deputies investigated the scene and found a knocked over “No Parking” sign, and black paint residue from the car that hit the sign.

Further investigation allowed them to conclude that it was Locklear’s black BMW that hit the sign. Investigators visited her home to find her car having damage consistent with the accident. She was arrested and later released from police custody.

Back in 2008, Locklear was arrested in Santa Barbara for allegedly driving under the influence of prescription medications.

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Unlike Amy Winehouse, Heather Locklear said “yes” to rehab.

Heather Locklear has checked out of an Arizona rehab facility after four weeks, reports E! News.

The star of “Melrose Place” had been receiving treatment for anxiety and depression. The actress was reunited with her 10-year-old daughter, Ava, who had been in the care of father, Richie Sambora, while the actress was in rehab.

“Heather has been dealing with anxiety and depression,” said Cece York, Locklear’s spokesperson, at the time of Locklear’s admission. “She requested an in-depth evaluation of her medication and entered into a medical facility for proper diagnosis and treatment.”

Before being admitted, paramedics were called to Locklear’s home by her psychiatrist in March, worried that she would overdose on prescription pills. It has been reported Locklear was not in a distressed state at the time of the 911 call.

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