This Is Paris: Last News

Paris Hilton was pretty in pink when she was spotted heading into Los Angeles' famous open-air mall The Grove.The 41-year-old heiress was strolling through the upscale shopping center en route to an event held at the women's clothing store Maje.She slipped into a Little House On The Prairie chic print dress with a cut that emphasized her enviably petite frame. Bright spirits: Paris Hilton was pretty in pink when she was spotted heading into Los Angeles' famous open-air mall The GroveThe Simple Life reality star's stylish ensemble featured a plunging neckline that hinted at just a trace of her cleavage.Letting her signature platinum blonde hair flow out from under her white pageboy cap, she matched the hat with a pair of sunglasses.

Paris Hilton‘s life is soon to grace our screens, as her memoir is set to be adapted into a television series by A24.READ MORE: Paris Hilton says she “pretended” to vote for Donald Trump in 2016Paris: The Memoir, which came out in March this year and was an instant New York Times bestseller, provided details of her childhood and journey into stardom, and gave a more intimate look at the 42-year-old media personality.Hilton revealed in her book, “The character I played was my steel-plated army. People loved her.

A not so simple life. Paris Hilton may be an heiress, but she’s endured her share of hardships throughout her years in the public eye.

Paris Hilton has opened up about her alleged experience of sexual abuse at a boarding school, and claims male staff members performed ‘cervical exams’ on her in the middle of the night. The socialite, 41, first came forward with her alleged incidents of physical and mental abuse in 2020 with the release of her YouTube documentary This Is Paris. Hilton attended the Provo Canyon School for 11 months in the 1990s and said she felt like a ‘prisoner’ after being sent there – and to several other boarding schools – by her parents Rick and Kathy Hilton for her rebellious teenage antics. The Simple Life star has now shared more of her alleged experiences at the school in hopes of preventing other children from being subjected to abuse. ‘Very late at night – this would be around three or four in the morning – they would take myself and other girls into this room, and they would perform medical exams,’ Hilton said in an emotional video for The New York Times. ‘This wasn’t even with a doctor. It was with a couple different staff members, where they would have us lay on the table and put their fingers inside of us.

PARIS Hilton has alleged she was "held down and sexually abused" during medical examinations at a boarding school as a teenager. In a chilling interview, the heiress claimed that staff at the Provo congregate care facility in Utah, would “perform cervical exams” on her and other students. The shocking allegations follow the star's claims she was "tortured" and "abused mentally, emotionally and physically," made in her 2020 documentary This Is Paris.

She may be the first celebrity to get famous, well, for being famous, but Paris Hilton’s career is far more than that. With a reported net worth of $300 million and with multiple businesses to her name, the heiress knows a thing or two about building an empire. After announcing her newest venture - a dating app she dubs as “Tinder meets TikTok” - it’s clear that the 41 year old’s success is miles away from the days of travelling around the US in TV series The Simple Life.

Paris Hilton and her mother, Kathy Hilton, sat down for an emotional discussion on The Drew Barrymore Show on Friday.

Paris Hilton doesn’t do understated.

She recalled the terrible recurring dream she started experiencing after attending the Provo Canyon School in her documentary This Is Paris.But after recalling the horrors of her alleged experience at the school in the film and beginning her advocate work,Paris Hilton says she no longer experiences nightmares.'I used to have very bad insomnia, but ever since I did my documentary and I've been doing all of my work for my cause to help the children, it's been so healing that I don't have nightmares anymore,' the heiress, 40, told WSJ. Magazine.

Paris Hilton still has her friend’s back.

One of Paris Hilton's longtime goals of being being a billionaire will seemingly go unfulfilled, as the socialite has more important goals these days: having babies.The 40-year-old spoke with Varietyto promote her new YouTube documentary This Is Paris, which was filmed just two years ago.The reality star had a longtime goal of becoming a billionaire before production started, but now she's focused on starting a family.

Paris Hilton shows off her pretty red dress by twirling around while heading to an appointment in New York City on Tuesday morning (June 22).

always know how to put on a show. Paris Hilton and her sister,  Nicky Hilton, were spotted making their mark in the popular NYC neighborhood of SoHo on Monday, June 21. The LA natives are in the city that never sleeps for the Tribeca Film Festival, where Paris’ documentary, This Is Paris, was screened over the weekend.The blonde beauties couldn’t stop smiling as they flaunted their always-chic, summer-ready outfits, giving the paparazzi the perfect shots as they looked right into the camera time and time again.

She screened her documentary This Is Paris at the closing night of the Tribeca Film Festival over the weekend.And on Monday, Paris Hilton was in the spotlight once more while out with her sister Nicky Hilton in New York City.The reality superstar, 40, looked gorgeous in a white lace summer dress which featured a tiered skirt and puffed, capped sleeves to evoke strong bridal vibes.

Paris Hilton was red-carpet ready as she attended the premiere of her documentary This Is Paris at the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival.The 40-year-old socialite hit the red carpet with her venture capitalist fiance Carter Reum at the festival, held at Hudson Yards in New York City on Sunday afternoon.The blonde bombshell was also joined on the red carpet by her 37-year-old sister Nicky Hilton along with This Is Paris director Alexandra Dean.

Starting more than 20 years ago, Paris Hilton built a carefree public image, becoming in the process a celebrity “influencer,” reality TV pioneer and social media star with millions of fans. But underneath it all was a very different Paris Hilton, a woman traumatized by experiences in her teenage years.

Paris Hilton became famous for being the ultimate party-girl with a wealthy family, glittering career and a life that seemed utterly glamorous and totally care-free.

Paris Hilton has taken her abuse allegations to the top.

Paris Hilton isn’t letting this go.

Paris Hilton famously claimed in her documentary This Is Paris that she endured emotional and physical abuse as a teenager, while attendingProvo Canyon School in Utah.And on Thursday, the 39-year-old shared never-before-seen photos of herself at the age of 18, which were taken shortly after returning home to New York from the boarding school.Bravely posting the gaunt-looking portraits, Paris wrote that she could 'see the pain in [her] eyes,' adding that heryounger self was just 'trying to block out the painful memories.' Traumatized: Paris Hilton, 41, shares photos of herself at 18-years-old fresh from Provo Canyon School where she allegedly endured 11 months of physical and emotional abuse'These photos were taken when I was 18 and had

The director of Paris Hilton's buzzy YouTube documentary This Is Paris, released last month, is opening up about what it was like to interview one of the bigger personalities for the project.Filmmaker Alexandra Dean spoke to theBehind The Velvet Rope With David Yontef podcast on Sunday, and shared details on her conversation in the film withKim Kardashian – who at one point long ago served as her friend Paris's personal stylist.Dean, who also produced and directed 2017'sBombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story, specifically mentioned how Kim insisted that she not be filmed from the waist down for the interview.