Paris Hilton Says Son Phoenix Is Obsessed with Baby Sister London! (Exclusive)

26/04/2024 20:28

On Wednesday, Paris Hilton was pretty in pink at the launch event for her Tan-Luxe collab in L.A.

"Extra's" Terri Seymour spoke with Paris about her "sliving mom" life with 1-year-old son Phoenix and baby girl London.

Hilton shared that Phoenix is "obsessed" with being a big brother to London, calling it "so cute."

Are two children enough for Paris? She answered, I'm having the best time with both of them right now. It's so perfect to have the boy, the girl, so we'll see what happens."

While Paris has two babies under age 3, she's still able to "do it all" as a wife to husband Carter Reum and manager of all her businesses.

She gushed, "My beautiful family. My babies are my life, my world. All my businesses are doing so incredible. I've never felt more fulfilled in life."

Paris's single with Sia, "Fame Won't Love You," is out now.

She dished, "I've been singing it to London and Phoenix at night as a lullaby. It's just so exciting to have this phase in my life. Being a mother, and also my pop star era."

Hilton is "so happy" with how her album is coming along, saying, "It's been the best year in the studio with Sia and this album is going to blow people's minds."

Music aside, Paris has also been busy with her hit podcast "Trapped in Treatment," which will premiere Season 2 on April 30.

Paris was just in Jamaica helping kids get removed from a school for troubled teens, a cause close to her heart.

She stressed, "If you're abusing children, I'm gonna find out about it and I'm gonna come with my spotlight and shine it and you're gonna get caught."

Hilton is also working on a turning her memoir into a TV project. She dished, "I'm gonna have my life story turned into a TV series, producing with Elle and Dakota Fanning."

As for who's going to portray her, Paris commented, "It's a surprise, or maybe me."

Hilton had the flashbulbs popping while celebrating her partnership with Tan-Luxe.

Paris recalled some past tanning disasters, saying, "Before Tan-Luxe, when they first started the spray tanning machines, this did not go well. A lot of orange vibes from there."