Paris Hilton gave fans a sneak-peek into her brilliantly bonkers home, revealing she owns an entire room for just her designer sunglasses in a new interview.
The American IT girl, 44, has spilled the beans on the inside of her luxurious new home – complete with Dior bags for her dogs and her very own spa.
‘I have an entire room in my house for sunglasses and every wall has holographic shelves with about 10,000 sunglasses, she told The Times.
When asked what the first thing she ever bought was, the socialite replied: ‘A pink, monogrammed Dior doggy bag for my dog Tinkerbell.
‘I miss Tinkerbell. I have a cartoon launching soon called Paris & Pups, based on me and my puppies when I was little.’
The Bling Ring actress even had a personalised spa inside her stunning mansion, called Silving SPA.
Paris Hilton gave fans a sneak-peek into her brilliantly bonkers home, revealing she owns an entire room for just her designer sunglasses in a new candid interview (Pictured in her mansion)
When asked what was the first thing she ever bought, the socialite replied: ‘A pink, monogrammed Dior doggy bag for my dog Tinkerbell’ (Her dog’s bling bed pictured)
Paris went on explaining: ‘I built a spa at my house called the Sliving Spa [‘slaying’ and ‘living’ combined] and it has all the beauty devices.
‘A LED red light bed and cryotherapy machine that I go on every morning to get ready for my day. For the past six months I have been using this new plasma device that my facialist Heather Nicole gave me, called Skin Skulpt, and I’m obsessed.’
Her candid interview comes just a few weeks after Paris sparked speculation about her finances, after taking out a whopping $44million loan on her newly purchased Beverly Hills mansion more than a month after closing on the multi-million dollar deal.
But is the hotel heiress running out of cash, or just playing a smart financial game?
The former Simple Life star snapped up the lavish French chateau-style estate just a few months ago from Hollywood heavyweight Mark Wahlberg for $63million, a cool $5million under asking.
Tucked into the hills of Beverly Park and spread across six acres of prime land, Paris bought the property with her entrepreneur husband, Carter Reum, also 44.
And for the sky-high price tag, the couple scored a jaw-dropping 30,500 square-foot mega-mansion that looks like it was lifted from the French countryside – if the French countryside had a five-hole golf course, a movie theater, 20 bathrooms and a resort-style pool grotto.
But then the couple, who married in 2021 and have two children, decided after they had already bought the house to take out a huge $43.75million mortgage with JPMorgan Chase at an interest rate of 5.25 per cent.
‘I have an entire room in my house for sunglasses and every wall has holographic shelves with about 10,000 sunglasses, she told The Times (Paris’s children pictured beside her designer shoes and bags)
‘I have an entire room in my house for sunglasses and every wall has holographic shelves with about 10,000 sunglasses, she told The Times (pictured in June)
When asked what was the first thing she ever bought, the socialite replied: ‘A pink, monogrammed Dior doggy bag for my dog Tinkerbell’ (Paris pictured with some of her pooches)
Paris has shared snaps in the past of her old glamorous doggy mansion, which was completed with ‘air conditioning, heating, designer furniture and a chandelier’
It comes as Paris sparked speculation about her finances, after taking out a whopping $44million loan on her newly purchased Beverly Hills mansion more than a month after closing on the multi-million dollar deal (pictured in March)
The businesswoman previously posted photos on her Instagram showing her and her two children playing in the estate’s large lagoon pool that also features a waterslide
This works out at an astonishing $283,196 a month, which includes California property taxes.
The fashion icon took a hit to her financial future in 2019 when her grandfather, Barron Hilton, chose to donate 97 per cent of his $4.5billion fortune to his father Conrad’s charitable foundation.
The other three per cent went to close relatives, but the heiress’s immediate family was cut out of the deal.
But real estate experts tell the Daily Mail the loss likely had little impact on Paris and Carter’s decision to take out a multi-million dollar loan, with some calling the move a savvy financial strategy.
While some celebrities opt to finance their homes rather than pay cash upfront, it’s unusual to take out a mortgage more than a month after closing – as it’s typically arranged as part of the purchase.
Experts say this delay doesn’t point to financial strain. Instead, they say it’s a strategic move that highlights just how financially savvy Paris really is.
After years of being sneered at and dismissed as a party-girl socialite, characterized as ‘famous for being famous’, Paris has remained in the spotlight for decades and built a $300million empire.
She’s said in the past about her success: ‘I’ve proven myself as an intelligent businesswoman who’s created a huge brand.
‘Being a woman in the industry, there are always stereotypes. But I love it when I can walk into a board meeting and completely take over the room.
‘It feels amazing to have that respect. I feel like an amazing woman!’
