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Paris Hilton, born Feb. 17, 1981, is the great-granddaughter of Conrad Hilton, founder of Hilton hotels. Hilton's entertainment fame originated from the reality series "The Simple Life" alongside Nicole Richie.

Paris Hilton thinks she was a victim of "misogyny" during her younger years. The 42-year-old heiress believes she shot to stardom during a "toxic" era for young women - but Paris thinks the landscape has started to change in recent years. Paris - who is a great-granddaughter of Conrad Hilton, the founder of Hilton Hotels - told The Independent: "The early 2000s were really about tearing women down and pitting them against each other.

The littlest heirs! Kathy Hilton and husband Rick Hilton’s brood has gotten larger since their children began welcoming babies.

For as long as the term ‘celebrity’ has been around, the lifestyles of the rich and famous have always been fascinating. From multi-million dollar homes in gated LA communities to lavish yacht trips on tropical islands, the rise of social media has allowed regular people like us to get a glimpse of how the other half do actually live.

Meghan Markle was left shocked by hearing Paris Hilton’s story of abuse after she was sent to boarding school as a teenager.Meghan welcomed the iconic celebrity on the latest episode of her Archetypes podcast to dissect the term "bimbo".The 41-year-old – who is the granddaughter of the founder of Hilton Hotels Conrad Hilton – was a celebrity phenomenon during the 2000s, starring on TV programmes and working as a model.READ MORE: Meghan quit Deal or No Deal after being told to 'suck it in' before walking on stageShe has since opened up about the abuse she suffered at a boarding school and spoke about the horrific experience on the podcast.“As soon as I walked in, they brought me into a room with male and female staff and three of the other students, and had me take off all of my clothes, and do a strip search in front of all of these people,” she suggested.“Right then and there I knew this was not a normal school. Then, [I remember] just walking around and showing me the rules and looking at all of the kids, everybody was just a zombie.”The "treatment centre" was one of three Paris visited during her childhood, which promised to be a sanctuary for troubled teens.The American went on to become a celebrity figure, amassing a reported net worth of roughly £230million, but stressed to Meghan that she had felt trapped by the harsh environment at one of the schools.She added: “Everyday I was praying to God, ‘please just wake me up from this nightmare’...

Holidaymakers are returning to ports and airports as travel restrictions are eased, and the travel business slowly returns to its old routes.But tourists won’t always be satisfied with the same old destinations - where will the holidays of the future take us?There are already hotels under the sea, there’s talk of nuclear-powered hotels that will cruise the skies 24/7 and maybe even one day a hotel on the Moon.READ MORE: Giant nuclear-powered 'flying hotel' with gym and swimming pool to carry 5,000 passengersMark Smith, head of business development at Simplexity Travel, said: “As the world shrinks and long-haul travel experiences become the norm, holidaymakers are going to want more unusual experiences, with extreme tourism set to grow”.There’s nothing more extreme than holidays in space, and the first space tourists have already undertaken brief orbital flights - and soon we could go further.“Whether one day we will build a hotel off the moon, which is something that I’ve always dreamed of, or whether we’ll leave that to my children to do, we’ll have to see,” says Richard Branson.The dream of a Moon hotel predates the first Moon landing.In 1969, shortly before Neil Armstrong first set foot on the lunar surface, hotel entrepreneur Conrad Hilton said: “I firmly believe that we are going to have hotels in outer space, perhaps even soon enough for me to officiate at the formal opening of the first."Hotelier Robert Bigelow promised in 2017 that the would have an inflatable Moon hotel operational by 2022. We’re still waiting.Patron Moon, a nuclear-powered lunar resort was announced in late 2019.

Pregnant Nicky Hilton seemed to be thrilled to be at the Oscars on Sunday.Not only did the 38-year-old socialite stun on the red carpet in pink for the 94th annualAcademy Awardson Sunday at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood.But afterwards she looked elegant in black at the Vanity Fair Oscar party as she planted a kiss on her husband of seven years, James Rothschild. Power couple: (L-R) James Rothschild and Nicky Hilton Rothschild attend the 2022 Vanity Fair Oscar Party at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on Sunday in Beverly Hills Smooch: The pair kissed on the lips for all to see as she showed off a tattoo behind her neckShe wore a strapless, form fitting black dress that ended below her knee.There was also a long satin train and she added black gloves for a very 1950s movie star look.

Nicky Hilton opted for a wild maternity look on Thursday at a W Magazine event in Hollywood.The 38-year-old socialite wore a leopard print dress that covered her baby bump to the star-studded event at Gigi Restaurant.Nicky completed her look with black heels and carried a small black purse. Maternity style:Nicky Hilton opted for a wild maternity look on Thursday at a W Magazine event in HollywoodShe had her long blonde hair down below her shoulders and accessorized with a sparkling necklace.It was confirmed in January that Nicky was pregnant with her third child with husband James Rothschild, 36.

The 40-year old reality TV star and heiress, who has built an empire in her own right via her fragrance collections, a DJ career and an only-in-LA vegan seafood company, wed venture capitalist Carter Reum at her late grandfather’s estate, inviting a mix of old school aristocracy and hifalutin Hollywood A-listers, from Kim Kardashian, Kate Beckinsale and Macy Gray to Princesses Marie Chantal and Olympia of Greece.

The 40-year old reality TV star and heiress, who has built an empire in her own right via her fragrance collections, a DJ career and an only-in-LA vegan seafood company, wed venture capitalist Carter Reum at her late grandfather’s estate, inviting a mix of old school aristocracy and hifalutin Hollywood A-listers, from Kim Kardashian, Kate Beckinsale and Macy Gray to Princesses Marie Chantal and Olympia of Greece.

Paris Hilton's wedding to Carter Reum was a star-studded, extravagant affair! The 40-year-old heiress and DJ tied the knot with the 40-year-old entrepreneur on Thursday in Los Angeles, ET can confirm. They got married in the Beverly Hills estate of Paris' great-grandfather, Conrad Hilton, which has a special meaning to Paris' family, one where they celebrated many occasions growing up.On Friday, Paris also posted a message on her website detailing her big day.

Paris Hilton started out as a socialite before becoming an early reality TV star, a successful business woman and even a DJ.As well as being the heiress to the Hilton Hotel chain, the star, 40, is also engaged to multi-millionaire, Carter Reum.Paris reportedly has a net worth of $300 million, equating to a whopping £230 million, after raking in a fortune with major endorsement deals and her DJ career. Paris and her sister Nicky were born into a privileged world.