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Paris Hilton is exhausting all resources on the ongoing search for her missing dog Diamond Baby. The chihuahua went missing 20 days ago and Paris is doing everything she can to find her beloved pup.“I miss my diamond baby so much it hurts.

Paris Hilton is maintaining hope for the safe return of her dog, Diamond Baby.

Paris Hilton is holding on to hope as she continues the search for her missing dog. After revealing last month that one of her pets, Diamond Baby, went missing, the mogul took to social media on Monday with an update on her efforts to find her beloved dog. «I miss my Diamond Baby so much it hurts!» Hilton wrote on her Instagram Story. «I know she’s alive out there somewhere! Please spread the word and help bring my bb girl home.»While the heiress is offering $10,000 for the safe return of Diamond Baby or information on her whereabouts, Hilton admitted she wanted to raise the price to get her pup back. «For those of you asking, I was about to raise price of reward to a crazy number but my security team said not to because that would put my other dogs & myself in dangers as they might become targets for some sick creep that might try and kidnap them for reward,» she explained. «Sad to me that we even have to worry about something like that but unfortunately there are some real messed up people in this world.»In the meantime, the star has enlisted the help of some unique specialists, including multiple pet mediums. «I have spoken to 7 credible pet mediums/communicators that all say she is alive & that someone has her.

Paris Hilton has been told by leading pet psychics that her missing dog Diamond Baby is still "alive" and "someone has her". The 41-year-old heiress offered a $10,000 reward for the return of her six-year-old chihuahua Diamond Baby after the pooch went missing from her Hollywood Hills home on 14 September. And three weeks after she went missing, Paris has admitted she is "dying without" her beloved pooch, but is hopeful she will be returned.

She wrote a post explaining why she has now decided to remain with the $10,000 reward.Paris penned: "For those of you asking, I was about to raise price of reward to a crazy number."My security team said not to because that would put my other dogs & myself in dangers."They might become targets for some sick creep that might try and kidnap them for reward."The heiress continued, saying she felt sad to have to admit it, but there are "some real messed up people in this world".She confirmed that she had spoken to several mediums and psychics who all say her dog is still alive.Paris said: "I have spoken to 7 credible pet mediums/communicators that all say she is alive & that someone has her."So that gives me hope. And at this point Hope is the only thing getting through."Paris first announced her pet was missing on September 20.She described the animal as being a small chihuahua, who has black and brown fur.The star added Diamond Baby was a "little shy" and had gone missing from her home in Beverly Hills.Her original post, in which she pleaded for help, explained that she was "at a loss for words."At the time she wrote to her followers: "This is so incredibly hard for me to post because I’ve been at a loss of words."Diamond Baby @HiltonPets has been missing since last Wednesday."My family and friends have been helping me search high and low throughout my entire neighborhood and have gone door to door but we still haven’t found her."We have hired a pet detective, a dog whisperer, a pet psychic and looking into dog finding drones now.

Paris Hilton has hired seven pet mediums in a bid to help her find her missing dog Diamond Baby. Last month, the reality TV star took to social media to share that her chihuahua had disappeared from her Beverly Hills home while she was at a photoshoot. Paris urged anyone with information to come forward and offered a $10,000 (£8,800) reward for returning her beloved pet.

Last Saturday, Paris Hilton shared a video montage of some of her favorite Halloween costumes in the past and asked her fans, 'What do you guys think I should be this year?'The 41-year-old hotel heiress-turned-reality TV icon's oldest selection was the pink-and-white Playboy Bunny costume she wore to Haylie Duff's Hollywood mansion party in 2005.Paris - who tagged Dolls Kill, Cosmic Unicornz, and Rad & Refined - fondly remembers wearing a Raver Furby costume to the Casamigos Halloween Party in Beverly Hills in 2018. 'October is finally here!' Last Saturday, Paris Hilton shared a video montage of some of her favorite Halloween costumes in the past and asked her fans, 'What do you guys think I should be this year?'Hilton went as a Rising Phoenix in 2020 wearing a showgirl-style coral embellished look with colorful wings created by Jackalope Land.The celebutante DJ wore a tiara over a sixties bouffant hairpiece in order to embody Peter Pan fairy Tinkerbell at Adam Levine's Halloween bash in Hollywood in 2016.

Paris Hilton took to Instagram to share that she is InStyle Spain's October issue cover girl on Monday.Captioning the three-image carousel post, she wrote, 'Versace Barbie my new @instyle magazine cover is out now! Thank you @MorelliBrothers for killing it with this beautiful shoot. I had so much fun and can't wait to shoot again soon!✨' Hilton proudly displayed the scintillating cover featuring her in a pale bubble gum pink body hugging minidress with a plunging neckline.The 41-year-old beauty modeled a silky $7395 Versace Medusa Corset Mini Dress that showed off her toned arms and flawless neckline.

Paris Hilton says she has spoken to seven pet mediums who all say that her missing dog Diamond Baby is still alive and someone has her as her over 20 day search rolls on.The 41-year-old heiress took to her Instagram Story to reveal that she has sought the guidance of several professional clairvoyants to aid in finding her precious chihuahua that has been missing since September 14.Perhaps the most shocking revelation was that the seven mediums all believe the dog is alive and in the possession of someone.She wrote: 'I have spoken to 7 credible pet mediums/communicators that all say she is alive & that someone has her. So that gives me hope [tearful emoji] And at this point Hope is the only thing getting through.' MIA: Paris Hilton (seen in September 2019) says she has spoken to seven pet mediums who all say that her missing dog Diamond Baby is still alive and someone has her as her over 20 day search rolls onThe star - who posted an image of her precious pooch - said that she was originally going to raise the $10,000 reward but was advised not to.

Paris Hilton's £10,000-a-day dog hunt, thought to be the “biggest in Hollywood history” has finally come to an end.The hotel heiress, 41, has been searching for her pet Diamond Baby for 18 days now, with it now thought that the dog may have been snatched by a hungry coyote.Diamond Baby first went missing on September 14 when Paris was away from her £8million home in the Hollywood Hills. READ MORE: Paris Hilton left 'heartbroken' and calls in psychic after 'daughter' dog goes missingIt is believed that a workman left a side door open and the dog managed to escape.A source told the Mail on Sunday: “It’s not looking good.

Paris Hilton is ending the search for her missing dog as experts believe she was taken by coyotes. The 41-year-old heiress offered a $10,000 reward for the return of her six-year-old chihuahua Diamond Baby after the pooch went missing from her Hollywood Hills home on 14 September, but insiders admit it is "not looking good" for her canine companion. A source involved in the hunt told the Mail on Sunday newspaper: "It’s not looking good.