NewsParis Hilton wants to focus on starting a family

Paris Hilton wants to focus on starting a family

Child or career? For the hotel heiress Paris Hilton, the answer is clear. The billions don't interest them that much anymore.

Los Angeles – reality star and millionaire heiress Paris Hilton (40) is now more interested in family than in career, in his own words.

"In everything I've been through, I've always seen money as synonymous with freedom and independence," she said on the Just for Variety podcast. “Now that I'm so incredibly happy and in love in my personal life, I'm not that interested in the billions anymore. I'm more interested in babies. "

Hilton was referring to the documentary "This Is Paris", which was published in September 2020 on YouTube. In the film, the former It girl announced that she wanted to earn a billion dollars. "I think it was such a big goal for me because I was so unhappy in my personal life," Hilton explained on the podcast.

The hotel heiress announced her engagement to her boyfriend, businessman Carter Reum, in February. In May, the streaming service "Peacock" announced a 13-part documentary series entitled "Paris In Love", which will show Hilton's wedding preparations. dpa

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