Paris Hilton

Paris Hilton made a surprise appearance as she joined a picket line in London alongside striking journalists at the BBC, who were staging a 24 hour walkout.

[announced the birth of her first child](https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/us-celebrity-news/breaking-paris-hilton-surprises-fans-29043080) with her husband Carter Reum. [plans for a second child](https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/us-celebrity-news/paris-hilton-undergoes-ivf-again-29328478) after she successfully froze 20 embryos during the Covid-19 lockdown, but has decided to try again after finding out they were all boys. Comrade Paris Hilton on the BBC NUJ picket line this morning in London (yes it's really her)— rosie (@rosiehuz) As she left her interview, the model and actress was seen talking to strikers on the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) picket line. The new mum was offered a flag by a woman and the NUJ responded on [Paris Hilton](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/paris-hilton) made a surprise appearance as she joined the picket line in London this morning alongside striking journalists.

Paris Hilton told Jermaine: "I think after what I went through it was a trauma response where I created this, this character, this Barbie doll fantasy life so I ...

Used to love The Simple Life." She added: "It was really difficult the way the media were so vicious with us. "And then almost got stuck in it because I got so used to doing it.

Paris Hilton is sharing her life story in “Paris Hilton: The Memoir,” a new book detailing the ups and downs of her public and private life.

I try to work from home as much as possible so I can pop in and out of his room because I am just so obsessed with my little baby boy. HILTON: When people can harness it in the right way, it can actually be a superpower. I only have a couple of them here. My mom has been coming with me to Washington, D.C., and is there to support me. My parents just thought I was going to a normal boarding school, and all the brochures have these pictures of children smiling with rainbows and riding horses. That really inspired me just to be able to feel free, to be open and to be more honest about what I was going through, because especially in Hollywood, it can be very hard, especially on your mental health. I just know that there’s a lot of women out there who need to hear that story as well. HILTON: A lot of the things that I put in the book were very hard to write about, a lot of memories that I tried to not think about for so many years. HILTON: For so long I’ve been misunderstood and underestimated, and there’s just so much more to me than what people think. I’m going back to Washington, D.C., in April to introduce a new bill and we already have bipartisan support. Have you been able to really discuss this with them? AP: You're one of quite a few women who have taken control of their story in recent years.

The heiress and reality star was on her way to appear on Radio 4 Woman's Hour as she promotes her new book, Paris: The Memoir. A ...

Some members of staff began striking from 11am on Wednesday (15 March). The NUJ is engaged in discussions with the BBC and is urging the broadcaster to rethink the move. It is unclear what she said.

The reality TV icon has admitted her new book, Paris: The Memoir, was a vital tool in being able to tell her real story after decades in the spotlight.

“It just felt like another night out in LA and then the next morning…just to see it plastered everywhere. The holy trinity is all grown up,” she told Chris. Appearing on the Chris Evans Breakfast Show, she explained: “It was just a whole path of self-discovery. “I cannot believe it’s about to be the 20 year anniversary in December. It sparked a major reaction from fans, given all three stars were at the height of their powers in 2006. That show I’m so proud of, I love that it’s so timeless, and people are still enjoying it today.

The 42-year-old blonde bombshell appeared on a segment of The Drew Barrymore Show where she reminisced about the early 2000s when both stars were wild party ...

But most of the interview was about Hilton becoming a mother for the first time. 'It took years of self reflection and inner courage to finally put pen to paper and share my story with the world. What a dream come true to kick off my book launch in NYC,' the star captioned the post. She welcomed a baby boy earlier this year via surrogate with her husband Carter Reum 'So many iconic and amazing memories in New York and I will always consider this city home. This feels like a full circle moment' The way we were: 'That was fun,' said Drew enthusiastically. The best news? Drew seen in her 20s at a premiere Paris added, 'That was so fun. The good ole days! Paris Hilton was looking back on Thursday.

The beauty appeared in good spirits - after reminiscing about her early 2000s party antics and 'LA nights' while on the show. The blonde heiress styled her ...

'It was me, Britney in the middle and then Lindsey. And then when we got out there was just hordes of paparazzi. But you realise it was a big deal.' I was like "what this is just us going home" - it wasn't that big of a deal. Paris Hilton proved her iconic feud with Lindsay Lohan was well and truly over when she congratulated the Mean Girls star on her pregnancy on Tuesday (pictured 2004) [Paris ](/tvshowbiz/paris-hilton/index.html)proved her iconic feud with Lindsay was well and truly over when she congratulated the Mean Girls star on her pregnancy on Tuesday. Fortunately, this design is available to buy online. Also during her appearance on the show, Paris reminisced on her night's out with Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears, and their iconic 'holy trinity' photo in the back of a car. 'Tipsy can be cute but drunk is gross. 'We got in the car and then Lindsay started walking over and then we were all just in the car together. I'm like an introvert now.' G'I used to go out so much!': Paris Hilton wore a velvet dress as she headed to London radio studios on Thursday where she recalled her party days with Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears

US socialite Paris Hilton crossed a picket line of striking BBC workers to promote her new book.

[@parishilton]👋 we can send you a flag to help you show solidarity with journalists on strike in their fight to save BBC Local radio services. The union's official Twitter account posted the clip with the caption: "Hi [Paris Hilton] we can send you a flag to help you show solidarity with journalists on strike in their fight to save BBC local radio services." Comrade Paris Hilton on the BBC NUJ picket line this morning in London (yes it’s really her),” she tweeted. Susana Mendonca, an NUJ representative for BBC Radio London, who was campaigning against planned cuts to local radio stations, described the moment as the “most surprising picketing experience ever”. A video from the scene showed Hilton walking away as a woman followed her and tried to get her to take an NUJ flag. Hilton walked past members of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) as she left Broadcasting House in London on Thursday, after speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour.

The Simple Life star went on the talk show to discuss her new book, Paris: The Memoir.

It was really difficult the way the media were so vicious with us. After Jermaine, a former footballer-turned presenter, asked her if she ever finds herself "trapped" between two versions of herself: who she is, as depicted in her book, and the characters she has created for herself, Paris replied: "I think it was after what I went through, it was a trauma response. "And I'm a naturally shy person so it was sort of a mask to just be able to deal with all of the pressures. I created this character, a Barbie Doll fantasy life so I didn't have to think about what I'd went through. Taking to Twitter, one user wrote: "I can’t get over Paris’ voice difference holy s**t #theoneshow." The 42-year-old socialite appeared on tonight's programme, which was hosted by Jermaine Jenas and Rylan Clarke while Alex Jones supported Gethin Jones in his epic 24 hour dance-a-thon for Comic Relief, to discuss her brand new autobiography 'Paris: The Memoir'.

New author talks about growing up a Hilton, ADHD and beig underestimated.

I try to work from home as much as possible so I can pop in and out of his room because I am just so obsessed with my little baby boy. I only have a couple of them here. HILTON: When people can harness it in the right way, it can actually be a superpower. My parents and I have talked about everything, and it’s been extremely healing for us. That really inspired me just to be able to feel free, to be open and to be more honest about what I was going through, because especially in Hollywood, it can be very hard, especially on your mental health. My parents just thought I was going to a normal boarding school, and all the brochures have these pictures of children smiling with rainbows and riding horses. I just know that there’s a lot of women out there who need to hear that story as well. HILTON: A lot of the things that I put in the book were very hard to write about, a lot of memories that I tried to not think about for so many years. HILTON: For so long I’ve been misunderstood and underestimated, and there’s just so much more to me than what people think. I’m going back to Washington, D.C., in April to introduce a new bill and we already have bipartisan support. Have you been able to really discuss this with them? AP: You’re one of quite a few women who have taken control of their story in recent years.

Paris Hilton is adding her voice to the chorus of women speaking out to reclaim their narrative from the media and the public.

I try to work from home as much as possible so I can pop in and out of his room because I am just so obsessed with my little baby boy. My parents and I have talked about everything, and it's been extremely healing for us. HILTON: When people can harness it in the right way, it can actually be a superpower. I only have a couple of them here. That really inspired me just to be able to feel free, to be open and to be more honest about what I was going through, because especially in Hollywood, it can be very hard, especially on your mental health. My parents just thought I was going to a normal boarding school, and all the brochures have these pictures of children smiling with rainbows and riding horses. I just know that there’s a lot of women out there who need to hear that story as well. HILTON: A lot of the things that I put in the book were very hard to write about, a lot of memories that I tried to not think about for so many years. HILTON: For so long I’ve been misunderstood and underestimated, and there’s just so much more to me than what people think. I’m going back to Washington, D.C., in April to introduce a new bill and we already have bipartisan support. Have you been able to really discuss this with them? AP: You're one of quite a few women who have taken control of their story in recent years.

Paris Hilton has reflected on how in her early twenties she created a "character" as she found fame, but then became stuck with the persona as her TV career ...

and one for prank calls." Five phones may I ask?" [she has so many phones,](https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/paris-hilton-reveals-bizarre-reason-29479496) after Rylan asked: "I need to bring up this five phone Paris Hilton thing. [The One Show](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/the-one-show) host Jermaine asked the entrepreneur this evening whether she had "two characters", and if she found "herself trapped between two version of Paris Hilton, the real Paris Hilton and the characters she’s created?" However, the person she was while the cameras rolled and on the red carpet was a "mask", the star said as she appeared on The One Show. [Paris Hilton](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/paris-hilton) says her on-screen persona was a "trauma response" and a way to deal with the pressures in her life.

BBC viewers were left totally confused when showbiz royalty and heiress Paris Hilton starred on The One Show and made TV presenter Rylan Clark's "dream come ...

While a third penned: "How much did The One Show have to fork out to get Paris Hilton and Chris Pratt on their sofa this evening?" A second added: "Paris Hilton on the one show is a bit iconic if you ask me." One wrote: "Just put the tv on and Paris Hilton is on the One Show?"

Ms Hilton smiled at members of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) as she left Broadcasting House in London on Thursday, after speaking on BBC Radio 4's ...

Comrade Paris Hilton on the BBC NUJ picket line this morning in London (yes it’s really her),” she tweeted. Twitter user @rosiehuz posted a photo of Ms Hilton smiling at onlookers as she left the BBC’s London headquarters. Ms Hilton smiled at members of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) as she left Broadcasting House in London on Thursday, after speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour.

Paris Hilton thinks people have lost the ability to have fun. The 42-year-old former party girl, now settled down with her venture capitalist husband Carter ...

The reality TV star, 42, promoted her new tell-all book, Paris: The Memoir, in London on Thursday.

Others held placards reading 'stop the cuts' and 'save local news', while one homemade sign read 'keep BBC radio local'. 'It's something that I think I've experienced because people don't know the real me. She has rocked not one but three fabulously feminine frocks the last day alone. She was previously seen at the BBC studios for a candid new interview, Paris looked chic in a brightly coloured floral tea dress with stiletto heels. Chic: She was previously seen at the BBC studios for a candid new interview, Paris looked chic in a brightly coloured floral tea dress with stiletto heels Paris Hilton showcased a series of glamorous looks as she embarked on a promotional tour of her new book in the UK on Thursday

Paris Hilton admits she was in tears after seeing herself on the front cover of Playboy in 2005 as she hadn't given her permission for her photos to be ...

Shock: Paris told how she was later shocked to see herself on the cover with images from an old photoshoot, telling in her book: 'No one was terribly surprised to see me on the cover of Playboy. Paris told how she was later shocked to see herself on the cover with images from an old photoshoot, telling in her book: 'No one was terribly surprised to see me on the cover of Playboy. It's not a real one, but it's just so cute I have it in the front of my house now. 'I called myself the "kissing bandit" because I only liked to make out. She recalled how the late editor-in-chief Hugh had previously offered her 'more and more money', telling her: 'I wouldn't have to be totally naked, just topless. I felt like a Playboy pictorial would just cement that in people's minds.'

The heiress appeared live on the BBC One programme to promote her new book, Paris: The Memoir.

@realseanslater posted: "So here for paris hilton on the one show #theoneshow." @sadieshennan said: "The duo we didn’t know we deserved." @tiegan17xx posted: "Never thought I’d see @Rylan interviewing Paris Hilton omg I love." @gillmakes said: "Just put the tv on and Paris Hilton is on the One Show??" @tom1kingg tweeted: "Paris Hilton on the one show is a bit iconic if you ask me." "Then I got the Simple Life when I had to keep playing the character after character...