I just watched this. I don't know follow Paris Hilton so didn't know that she had "product lines" and was still an influencer, but I thought the documentary was pretty interesting. The dichotomy between her and Nicky shows how two people can grow up in the same household and have very different experiences.

These therapeutic boarding schools are filled with adults who abuse children. Parents pay thousands of dollars and don't realize how damaging these places can be. I appreciate her efforts to bring this abuse to light.

I found this movie and Paris still incredibly phony. Her voice fry is there to convince us that she has inner life and feelings, that she's deep and sensitive. It's not working.

Her biggest trauma is not the boarding school, but the fact that her former assistant and closet organizer, Kim Kardashian became huge and influential in a way that Paris will never be (or never again).

This old and tired Hollywood trick that always comes down to some sort of confession, big secret and childhood trauma is pulled by celebrities of all kinds when there is really nothing else left to say or do. And that's disappointing. She is too young for that.

Anonymous wrote:She has the same hook nose that hangs down and ptotic eye but has had upper lip filler it looks like. I actually like her more/think she if smart for not fixing her face- as I think with her features it could easily be botched.

Her voice is so deep and the vocal fry so pronounced she sounds like Theranos inventor/fraud Elizabeth Holmes.

Not into the documentary/but watched a clip on tv.

She is still better looking than you.

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Anonymous wrote:I watched this morning. It's like a master class in how not to parent your child. Her mother is a piece of work. Talking about how her husband didn't actually inherit money and they had to work - lady, you're a socialize who lived in hotels! Just own your privilege.

And unless this happened off-camera, she never said "sorry." Just "If we had known, we would have been there in a minute." That's blaming Paris all over again - "Well, if you had spoken up..." Ugh, I wanted to punch her.

Agree!

Also agree. She should feel devastated of what happened to her daughter. I would have been professing and deeply apologizing and asking how I could help to expose that school.

Wow, I was surprised I actually didn't think it was bad at all. Watched it Sunday morning with coffee while browsing online. Her time away from home at those "schools" sounds crazy! I knew her persona was an act all along but it was good for her to admit it. Her parents are a trainwreck.

What a shame- isn’t she almost 40? She is very shallow and even more immature...even behind closed doors. Her persona and her in the documentary really were not that different to me.

Not sure how I feel about her mom. Seems like she was the typical rich socialite-y mother who didn’t know how to parent.

This makes me worried for Kellyanne Conway's daughter. I could totally see gaslighting Kellyanne send her daughter off to a place like that by force.

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Anonymous wrote:Here's the story about the torture she suffered as a teen
https://www.eonline.com/news/1181270/paris-hilton-shares-insight-about-the-torture-she-suffered-as-a-teenager

Her face looks so different!

Maybe because she stopped wearing her blue contact lenses & now shows her true eye color.
Brown.

Utah is the only state I have heard that can treat kids the way Paris was treated.
Those places in Provo are just BAD.

Also, nose shortened, eye fixed, new eyebrows, and her lips have a lot of filler - she had no upper lip prior.

It sounds like you really dug into the spirit of the documentary ... you shallow cow. How are your lips? Your nose?

I just watched it, after I posted the comment responding to (wait for it) what she changed on her face. But wow, what an over reaction on your part. Maybe look in the mirror, "shallow cow".

Not usually a fan, but she has really done well for herself, financially. The story was well told, and she seems more genuine than expected. The backstory is horrific - the mom implicitly took part in her "kidnapping" - the worst part of all.

That said, I think all "momagers" are beyond narcissistic, and should be held responsible for the hell they put their innocent children through. The final scenes, with Paris as a child, were compelling.

I really wish our society would give up on the worshipping of the Kardashian culture. Paris said toward the end of the documentary that she feels responsible (for the selfie culture), and she should. As she stated, 10 year olds and 40 year olds alike, can't manage to take photos without filters, which is terribly sad.

Everyone thinks they are a Kardashian, and they just look silly trying to keep up. Once good thing about COVID is that the "look at me's" have less of an audience, hopefully.

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Anonymous wrote:Here's the story about the torture she suffered as a teen
https://www.eonline.com/news/1181270/paris-hilton-shares-insight-about-the-torture-she-suffered-as-a-teenager

Her face looks so different!

Maybe because she stopped wearing her blue contact lenses & now shows her true eye color.
Brown.

Utah is the only state I have heard that can treat kids the way Paris was treated.
Those places in Provo are just BAD.

Also, nose shortened, eye fixed, new eyebrows, and her lips have a lot of filler - she had no upper lip prior.

It sounds like you really dug into the spirit of the documentary ... you shallow cow. How are your lips? Your nose?

She has the same hook nose that hangs down and ptotic eye but has had upper lip filler it looks like. I actually like her more/think she if smart for not fixing her face- as I think with her features it could easily be botched.

Her voice is so deep and the vocal fry so pronounced she sounds like Theranos inventor/fraud Elizabeth Holmes.

Not into the documentary/but watched a clip on tv.

Anonymous wrote:I watched this morning. It's like a master class in how not to parent your child. Her mother is a piece of work. Talking about how her husband didn't actually inherit money and they had to work - lady, you're a socialize who lived in hotels! Just own your privilege.

And unless this happened off-camera, she never said "sorry." Just "If we had known, we would have been there in a minute." That's blaming Paris all over again - "Well, if you had spoken up..." Ugh, I wanted to punch her.

Agree!

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Anonymous wrote:Here's the story about the torture she suffered as a teen
https://www.eonline.com/news/1181270/paris-hilton-shares-insight-about-the-torture-she-suffered-as-a-teenager

Her face looks so different!

Maybe because she stopped wearing her blue contact lenses & now shows her true eye color.
Brown.

Utah is the only state I have heard that can treat kids the way Paris was treated.
Those places in Provo are just BAD.

Also, nose shortened, eye fixed, new eyebrows, and her lips have a lot of filler - she had no upper lip prior.

Anonymous wrote:I watched this morning. It's like a master class in how not to parent your child. Her mother is a piece of work. Talking about how her husband didn't actually inherit money and they had to work - lady, you're a socialize who lived in hotels! Just own your privilege.

And unless this happened off-camera, she never said "sorry." Just "If we had known, we would have been there in a minute." That's blaming Paris all over again - "Well, if you had spoken up..." Ugh, I wanted to punch her.

I noticed that too. Such a B!

I like how casual her clothing is when she’s not making appearances.