Paris Hilton marked Christmas Eve with a provocative holiday-themed photoshoot while also celebrating a legislative milestone in her advocacy work.
The 43-year-old entrepreneur, socialite, and DJ shared photos on Instagram, capturing attention with her bold fashion choices and heartfelt advocacy for survivors of institutional abuse.
Hilton staged the holiday photoshoot at her $5.9 million “Slivington Manor” located in the exclusive Mulholland Estates gated community in Beverly Hills.
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The photos featured Hilton wearing only a strategically placed red bow, red Chanel fingerless gloves, and slingback heels.
Her look was styled by Rayna Julia, with airbrush tanning by Alexandra DiMarchi and makeup by Melissa Hurkman.
The glamorous shoot was captured by photographer Brian Ziff. “Some girls are born with glitter in their veins,” Hilton said in one of the posts, adding hashtags like #Slivmas and #ThatsHot.
In additional images, Hilton modeled pink Retrofête lingerie paired with alice + olivia black patent leather pumps and large Prada sunglasses.
Hilton shared behind-the-scenes footage on Instagram, lip-syncing to her new song, Adored.
The post received glowing comments from designer Marc Jacobs, musician Jewel, and model Gigi Gorgeous.
Her husband, Carter Reum, also expressed his support, writing, “Love you showing moms can do it all and be it all! The cutesy crew adores Mamma!”
Hilton and Reum, who celebrated their “60-monthiversary” in November, welcomed two children via surrogate: Phoenix Barron Hilton Reum, now 23 months old, and London Marilyn Hilton-Reum, 13 months old.
The couple employs a full-time nanny to help with their growing family.
Hilton and Reum have known each other since 2005 but officially tied the knot three years ago.
However, past family dynamics resurfaced when Laura Bellizzi, a former acquaintance of Reum, revealed that he had only seen their 12-year-old daughter, Evie, once since her birth.
This claim has not been publicly addressed by Reum.
Beyond the glitz and glamour, Hilton celebrated a major win in her campaign against institutional child abuse.
On Tuesday, she publicly thanked President Joe Biden for signing the Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act into law.
The legislation creates a federal work group to oversee the treatment, care, and placement of minors in rehabilitation and residential facilities.
Hilton’s advocacy is deeply personal.
She has spoken openly about her traumatic experiences at the now-closed Provo Canyon School in Utah, where she alleges she was abused at the age of 17.
In a statement last Thursday, she wrote, “The Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act is more than a bill – it’s a promise.
A promise to protect children, hold abusers accountable, and dismantle systems that have harmed generations.”
The bill, passed by the House and Senate last week, was signed into law by Biden, capping a significant achievement for Hilton’s years-long advocacy efforts.
While Paris Hilton’s holiday photoshoot garnered significant online buzz, her dedication to addressing institutional abuse highlights her multifaceted public role.
As she continues to balance her family life, career, and activism, Hilton remains a prominent figure blending celebrity influence with advocacy for meaningful change.
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