The Real Story of Paris Hilton | This Is Paris Official Documentary
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Published 2020-09-14
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0:00 Intro
5:20 Paris’ Early Years
12:00 Nicky Weighs In
16:37 A Crazy Lifestyle
31:25 Nightmares
44:28 The Teenage Years
51:08 Bad Relationships
1:09:53 Stories of Abuse
1:20:50 Survivors Reunion
1:30:02 Breaking the Silence
1:37:45 Telling Mom The Truth
1:42:02 Credits
All Comments (21)
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Her idiot boyfriend harassing her before her entering the stage was so painful to watch. Don't be like him guys
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"Be Kind, You Never Know What Someone Is Going Through"
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The fact that her mother didn’t apologized bothered me and her sister asking her if she apologized to the mother. I’m so happy that Paris took control of her own life and decided to talk about to help all the kids that were in these situations. So proud of you Paris. We love you!
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her mom not even apologizing for sending paris to provo after learning about the abuse made me so sad and angry
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When her mom says “ Dad and I would’ve been there in one sec” and Paris’s face is like “Bullshit”
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Paris, thank you so much for speaking out about Provo. I was there too. People need to hear about the abuse that goes on there.
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The lack of empathy surrounding her is real. Paris, your heart is pure and seen! All the love to you & your journey as a mom. ❤
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I appreciate whoever called Paris’ mom’s out about Paris being in solitary confinement. She knew. There’s no way she didn’t.
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" they say trauma, the mind may forget, but the body never forgets" that hit me
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The way that Paris was dragged out in the middle of the night already shows you that the parents gave consent to abuse!!!
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The sadness in her eyes at 1:14:18 is heart breaking. The memories of everything that happened to her came during that moment. You could see the confused, sad, vulnerable and hurt girl that she was in that exact moment. Omg🥺🥺🥺 “I was going to do everything in my power to be so successful that my parents can never control me again” is so powerful. Paris, thank you for allowing us in. Thank you for being so raw. You’re truly amazi
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The scene with her sister arguring about they being late and paris apologising really got to me more than it should. I got mad respect for Paris after this documentary
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It's her mom acting like she did nothing wrong, for me .. the least she could do was apologize..
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“I like animals more than I like people”. Girl, I feel that so hard
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The fact that her sister said “did you apologize to mom and dad?” Is appalling. Her parents owe her a lifetime of apologies
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She still hides so much... they way she holding up tears... i wanna hug her so bad
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When I had my children, my dad gave me the most important piece of advice “always apologise to your children if you are wrong. Do not think you need to keep the higher ground, you teach more if you say you are sorry if you make a mistake”.
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I’m glad Kim was able to tell the world that Paris was the og celebrity influencer
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There is no way her parents didn’t know what was going on in that school! Just having her removed from their home as they did was enough to traumatize her for life. How do you go through life knowing that your parents didn’t protect you., and they still don’t have any remorse? How does Paris still have a relationship them and allow them in her life?! She is so admirable, strong and courageous. I pray she finds peace and has a wonderful life moving forward.
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I think when Paris says she can’t stop b/c she loves making money, what she really means is “I love being in charge of my own life.” What she’s constantly reliving in her nightmares? She’s trying to make sure no one ever has the power to do that to her again.
