Paris Hilton Was ‘Actually Upset’ After Dropping This Merchandise In L.A. Fires

Paris Hilton was amongst many celebrities who misplaced their properties to the Los Angeles Fires that induced havoc final month, however dropping one specific merchandise harm the socialite a lot.

Actress Riley Mae Lewis has opened up about her interplay with Hilton on the 2025 Grammy Awards and revealed an merchandise that the media persona misplaced that hit her arduous.

Regardless of dropping her Malibu house, Hilton assisted in offering aid to households impacted by the inferno.

She revealed that she met Hilton whereas ready to stroll the pink carpet on the 2025 Grammys and struck up a dialog together with her.

Lewis shared, “I advised her that I used to be sorry that she misplaced her home in Malibu, and mechanically, a swap flipped. She grew to become extraordinarily emotional which completely is sensible.”

The 21-year-old additionally revealed that Hilton was devastated and opened up about how she “had so many recollections together with her children at that home.”

The interviewer introduced up the hate that some individuals dished out to celebrities amid the Los Angeles Fires.

On the time, some individuals felt the celebrities might address dropping their properties as a result of they had been “wealthy,” forgetting that they’d constructed many recollections within the burned houses.

Lewis shared her ideas on the problem, noting that there are “sure issues you possibly can’t change.”

She then revealed that she overheard Hilton “speaking about how she misplaced her mother’s necklace within the hearth, and he or she was actually, actually upset about it.”

After information of Hilton’s Malibu house loss made headlines, she took to social media to substantiate the studies and added that she watched her home burn down on reside tv.

Within the prolonged submit, Hilton wrote that she was “Heartbroken past phrases.” She added, “Sitting with my household, watching the information, and seeing our house in Malibu burn to the bottom on reside TV is one thing nobody ought to need to expertise.”

The 44-year-old recalled among the “valuable recollections” she and her household constructed on the house, together with her son Phoenix’s first steps and her and her husband, Carter Reum’s dream to construct a “lifetime of recollections” with their daughter London.

Hilton additionally wrote, “Whereas the loss is overwhelming, I am holding onto gratitude that my household is secure. My coronary heart and prayers are going out to each household affected by these fires. To all of the individuals who have misplaced their houses, their recollections, and their beloved pets.”

She added, “My heartaches for these nonetheless in hurt’s means or mourning higher losses. The devastation is unimaginable. To know so many are waking up at present with out the place they referred to as house is really heartbreaking.”

Hilton additionally revealed that her 11:11 Media Affect Staff was reaching out to nonprofit organizations to find out the easiest way to assist communities impacted by the fires.

She added, “We’re dedicated to providing assist as quickly as attainable and making a significant distinction for individuals who want it most.”

Hilton expressed deep gratitude to firefighters and first responders, calling them true heroes for his or her bravery and sacrifices.

She urged everybody to remain secure, observe evacuation orders, and assist each other, hoping the fires would quickly be contained.

The mom of two concluded, “Sending a lot love and power to all of you. We’re on this collectively, LA. Hug your family members a bit of tighter tonight. You by no means know when all the pieces might change.”

Paris Hilton stored to her phrase that she would help these hit arduous by the Los Angeles wildfires. She volunteered at Baby2Baby and Pasadena Humane Society, fostering a displaced canine.

The businesswoman additionally hosted households on the Hilton in Montebello and raised $800,000 for emergency aid via 11:11 Media Affect.

She remained dedicated to serving to displaced households with money help, housing, and necessities.