Paris Hilton offers her support to Britney Spears after the singer’s shocking testimony amid her continued conservatorship battle.

Reported by Page Six

Paris Hilton has just sold a memoir to the same publisher as Jessica Simpson’s recent best-seller — William Morrow imprint Dey Street Books — Page Six has learned.

Simpson’s book came out in February 2020 and was a No. 1 best-seller.

Hilton shopped the memoir via lit agent Albert Lee at UTA, and the upcoming publication was acquired by Dey Street’s editorial director Carrie Thornton. Dey Street describes Hilton’s memoir as “both searingly honest and deeply personal” and adds, “Hilton will share the real Paris Hilton as her celebrity persona evolved.”

A publishing insider told us when the book was being shopped that it would try to capitalize on “the success of Jessica Simpson’s book, and nostalgia for early 2000s-era pop culture.”

Hilton previously put out a more fluffy 2004 book, “Confessions of an Heiress: A Tongue-in-Chic Peek Behind the Pose.”

Reported by Market Research Telecast

Paris Hilton returns to television with the reality show ‘Paris in love’, in which the businesswoman and model will share her day-to-day preparations for her wedding with her fiancé Carter Reum, through the Paecock platform.

With 13 episodes ‘Paris in love’ it will be possible to see how a successful single woman and also heir to a great fortune, chooses her wedding dress, and prepares every detail of a great party, the menu, the flowers, the wedding cake, in end, everything that implies the organization of such an important event. Spectators will also be able to see the blonde’s last maiden trip, who will be accompanied by her best friends.

Paris starred in the first reality broadcast on television in the 90’s, titled ‘The Simple Life’, in addition to being considered the first influencer on social networks. This reality show causes great expectation in the millions of followers of Paris, who are happy that she has finally found love in Carter Reum.

Paris Hilton along with a panel of lawmakers and advocates sat down with ABC4’s Glen Mills to discuss congregate care reform and using your voice to create policy change.