Paris Hilton
LeStewartofNY/GC ImagesParis Hilton remembers what’s important in life after losing her Malibu home in the Los Angeles wildfires.
Hilton, 43, took to Instagram on Sunday, January 19, to share a video of her son Phoenix, 2, snuggled up in a blanket alongside the family’s two dogs.
The clip, which zoomed in on the youngster’s face and captured his puppies Diamond and Baby lazing next to him, was accompanied by the text, “Take a moment to relax with Pheeny, Diamond and Baby asleep,” written across it.
The mother of two, who also shares daughter London, 1, with her husband, Carter Reumcaptioned the clip with a heartfelt message. “A few images of Pheeny and sleeping puppies for your feed 🧘🏼♀️🩷 Through everything that’s going on around us, sometimes we need a lovely reminder to take a moment of mindfulness for ourselves 🥹# SlivingMom,” Hilton wrote. (The term “Sliving” combines “kill” and “live”, a word coined by Hilton.)
Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic Paris Hilton shares emotional update after her Los Angeles home burned in fires that swept the area. On Thursday, January 9, Hilton, 43, shared a video of herself visiting what remains of her home via Instagram, showing the devastation caused by the fires that started on Tuesday, January 7 and ravaged parts (…)
This post comes after Hilton confirmed via the social media platform on January 9 that she saw her “Malibu house burn to the ground on live television.” Detailing the experience at the time, she wrote: “It was in this house that we built so many precious memories. This is where Phoenix took its first steps and where we dreamed of building a lifetime of memories with London.🥹.
A heartbroken Hilton has already put together a remarkable perspective, continuing: “While the loss is overwhelming, I remain grateful that my family and animals are safe. My heart and prayers go out to every family affected by these fires. To all the people who have lost their homes, their memories and their beloved pets. My sorrows for those who are still in danger or who are grieving greater losses. The devastation is unimaginable.
Hilton has maintained a positive outlook on the devastation of the Los Angeles wildfires, which affected a string of celebrities after erupting due to a windstorm on January 7, lending a helping hand to displaced animals despite her personal heartbreak.
She shared via Instagram on Monday, January 13, her intention to take in a dog abandoned by her family who lost their home in the fire. “And we’re going to see if there are any other dogs that are still looking for their owners,” Hilton posted at the time, adding a photo of herself doting on a cat in hopes of finding its owner amid the Altadena fires. .
Marc Duron/11:11 Media Paris Hilton gives a helping hand to her four-legged friends after the forest fires in Los Angeles. “Hey everyone, I’m here at the Pasadena Humane Society, and today I’m here with this cat,” Hilton, 43, said via Instagram on Monday, January 13, while standing behind the cage of the cat. “He’s been there since (…)
Hilton and a host of celebrities shared vital information about natural disaster resources, with the socialite adding that her own charity was offering help. The Jan. 13 post continues: “My nonprofit @1111Media Impact has helped support the shelter’s efforts, and we continue to raise funds to help displaced families and pets. 💰Every donation makes a difference in providing emergency relief, housing and supplies. If you are able to donate or volunteer, the Pasadena Humane Society is an incredible charity to support! »
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