Paris Hilton says she was pressured into making sex tape, got drunk and took Quaaludes to get through it

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Paris Hilton is sharing private details regarding her 2004 leaked sex tape. In "Paris: The Memoir," the pop culture icon shared that she was allegedly pressured to record the tape in 1999, despite persistently "making excuses" as he "kept pushing." In an excerpt of her memoir, which was published in The Times on Saturday, Hilton shared that she was 18 years old when she first met the man, who she does not name and refers to by his nickname: "Scum." Hilton was famously in a relationship with Rick Salomon at the time. "He told me if I wouldn’t do it, he could easily find someone who would, and that was the worst thing I could think of — to be dumped by this grown man because I was a stupid kid who didn’t know how to play grown-up games," Hilton alleged of Salomon, who was 10 years her senior.

The hotel heiress penned that she was "tipsy and tired" and was told that the intimate video would be "just for us." Hilton added that even prior to her relationship with Salomon, she "hated the idea of sex." "I avoided sex until it was absolutely unavoidable," she wrote.

In 2004, around the time the reality series "The Simple Life" starring Hilton and Nicole Richie debuted, Hilton said there were several headlines claiming she was "sleeping around" which was "not the truth at all." In order to get through the video, Hilton wrote that she was on Quaaludes, a prescription drug and "had to drink [herself] silly." "I did it.

I have to own that. I knew what he wanted and I went with it. I needed to prove myself to him and to myself, so I got hammered and I did it," Hilton admitted.