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You could easily label this the decade of the influencer, those YouTube and Instagram stars who make money by selling FaceTuned versions of themselves while hawking face creams, fashion collaborations, protein powder and how-to-improve-your-life seminars. Through their social media posts, they convince thousands or millions of fans and admirers to like what they like and want what they want.

But is all that glitters on the ‘Gram and elsewhere really gold? For answers, I turn to the woman who will likely go down in history for putting the “i” in influencer, and that would be Paris Hilton, the eldest daughter of real-estate developer Richard Hilton, and his socialite wife, Kathy.

I visit Hilton at her Beverly Hills home on a quiet, unassuming street last month. Despite having been robbed by the Bling Ring thieves and enduring years of public scrutiny, Hilton, I notice, has left the modern home’s bronze wrought-iron gate wide open, welcoming a revolving door of guests that include a photographer, publicist and large film crew.

Although she was born into the wealthy family behind the Hilton Hotel empire, the 38-year-old became a household name about 15 years ago thanks to her role on one of TV’s first reality shows, “The Simple Life.”

Seated on a metallic couch in her home theater, Hilton is wearing her signature look — one fans have come to know well: a pink velour Juicy Couture jumpsuit with Nike sneakers. Inside the room, there’s a decorative pillow with the words “In Fashion We Trust” and another one that has cherubs covered in sunglasses and tattoos.

Otherwise, the space is barren. It has an emptiness to it. Perhaps that’s because Hilton only spends a handful of days per year in Los Angeles. Or maybe she’s more likely to entertain in her two-story home’s living room, which feels like the lobby of an upscale hotel complete with an image of Marilyn Monroe blowing a bubble by artist Michael Moebius; a Louis Vuitton steamer trunk; large-scale photographs of Hilton; a neon sign that reads: “Life is Beautiful”; and a lineup of colorful gnomes sticking up their middle fingers.

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ET spoke with Paris Hilton at the 3rd Annual Revolve awards at Goya Studios in Hollywood.

Reported by E! News

With less than two months to go until a new decade begins, Paris Hilton is busier than ever. And yes, she’s pretty darn happy too.

“My new word is ‘sliving.’ It’s slaying mixed with living my best life. I am sliving, sliving it, sliving my best life, sliving single,” Paris shared with E! News exclusively when attending boohoo’s All That Glitters launch party at Nightingale. “I think I just added that new one on. Single and sliving? Sliving and single? I googled it because I was like, has anyone thought of this word yet? And it’s not a word yet.”

She added, “I need my own dictionary. 2020—Sliving!”

On Thursday night, Paris celebrated the launch of boohoo’s holiday 2019 campaign. The star-studded event featured Sofia Richie, Jasmine Tookes, Elsa Hosk, Josephine Skriver, Romee Strijd and more fashion lovers.

Recently, the international online fashion retailer worked with Paris on her own boohoo collection. “It was so much fun to create with them and we’re doing a lot of projects together,” Paris revealed to us.

In addition to fashion, Paris is also working on new music. While a special hometown performance at the Academy in Los Angeles is just weeks away, the DJ is also shooting music videos and collaborating with special artists.

“I am working with Nervo coming up, which is awesome. I am working with Benny Benassi on a really iconic song,” she teased. “I’m just doing a lot of producing, touring.”

And with the holidays right around the corner, you may be wondering what Paris’ go-to gift is for her girlfriends.

As it turns out, she has just the perfect present that smells oh-so-good.

“I just came out with my 25th fragrance, Electrify. I have been giving it out to all my friends. Everyone just loves it,” she explained. “The scent is so sexy. People are just losing it!”

After Evan Rachel Wood slammed Paris Hilton over her Millie Bobby Brown comment on Instagram, Sangita Patel and Morgan Hoffman react on “ET Canada Live.”