PARIS HILTON: The REAL Story Beyond the Headlines, Fame, Misconceptions, and The Journey to FINALLY Reclaim Her Narrative

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Jay Shetty 0:00
This is an iHeart Podcast. Guaranteed human.
Paris Hilton 0:05
That was, you know, one of the most painful experiences to go through. To trust someone so much and then to be violated like that and have the entire world watching, laughing, talking about it, villainizing me.
Jay Shetty 0:24
Hey everyone, welcome back to On Purpose. I'm so excited to have one of my favorite guests back in the seat, one of your favorite guests back on the podcast. I'm speaking about the one, the only, Paris Hilton, global entrepreneur, artist, and cultural icon whose new documentary, Infinite Icon, that I got to watch reveals the truth behind her evolution and the woman the world hasn't fully seen. Today, Paris joins us to talk about her identity, healing, and the purpose driving this next chapter of her life. I promise you, you won't want to miss the documentary, Infinite Icon. Go and check it out right after you watch this interview. Please welcome back, Paris Hilton. Paris, it is so great to have you back.
Paris Hilton 1:06
I'm so happy to be here, and thank you for the amazing intro.
Jay Shetty 1:09
I always say that my favorite guests keep coming back. I love having guests back on the show because I feel I get to deepen my relationship with you. The audience gets to deepen their relationship with you. And it really shows me just how much wonderful trust and connection we built last time. And of course, I've had the fortune of spending time with you and Carter, and he's just, I can only say amazing things about him. He's so special. and just your family and the beautiful events you do and how you bring people together. I just want to thank you for including us in part of all of that and making us feel so at home.
Paris Hilton 1:41
Oh, my pleasure. I always love seeing you and your wife. You both are just such kind and inspiring and incredible people.

How did music become Paris Hilton’s lifeline and shape the Infinite Icon documentary?

Paris Hilton 1:48
And I feel the same way about you. So I'm just so happy to be here again.
Jay Shetty 1:51
Thank you, Paris. Well, I want to dive right in. The first question I want to ask you is, the last time you were on the show was around two and a half years ago. Mm-hmm. What's different about the Paris Hilton sitting in front of me today versus the one that I met two and a half years ago?
Paris Hilton 2:05
Wow, it's... Like, I feel like I've just grown so much. And it feels like a lifetime ago, even though it was only two and a half years, so much has happened. I'm now a mother of two. I just moved into my new home. I... have just been on this whole discovery journey. And now with my new documentary, it's just had a lot of time to reflect on my life as well and been through so much. And yeah, I'm just really proud of the woman I am today.
Jay Shetty 2:37
Last time you came on, we were talking about your memoir. Today we're talking about your documentary. I felt the memoir was such a cathartic, emotional experience, writing it, sharing it, When I watched the documentary, it feels like this was the same. It felt like it was the music is therapy, the journey's healing. You really see your growth in it. What was different about writing a memoir and then making this documentary and capturing all of this buildup to the incredible performances and development of music?
Paris Hilton 3:08
I feel like this is like a trilogy, like my healing experience, like first through my documentary, This Is Paris, then the second part through my memoir, and now with this third part with this music documentary. And really... Just going into my journey through life, but seeing it through the lens of music and just how healing music has been to me and how I really believe that music is something that saved my life. Just going through so much in my life and through so much trauma and pain and And I always remember the one thing that would always make me so happy was music. So I really wanted to just dive back into that more and also just revisiting a dream of mine because since I was a little girl, I've always loved music.
Paris Hilton 4:01
and then releasing my first album in the 2000s. I just feel like I was just so underestimated back then and now I really feel like I'm taking back my power and my voice and showing people a side of me they'd never seen before.

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