While out and about in New York City, Paris Hilton rocks her own merchandise and edgy black leggings to promote her upcoming second album, Infinite Icon
Paris Hilton stepped out in New York City on Tuesday and looked amazing in her own goods.
The 43-year-old former heiress turned DJ, wore a black leather jacket with the album’s name printed on it, a t-shirt featuring her picture, and a cap to promote her upcoming second studio album, «Infinite Icon.»
The mother of two finished off her ensemble with a black purse, sunglasses, and torn leggings.
She accessorized her appearance with diamond earrings and styled her fair hair into space buns.
September 6 is the release date for Infinite Icon. Her first full-length album in almost 20 years is this one. The reality TV diva also had a limited-edition Paris Hilton Magazine and a copy of the album cover in her possession.
Almost two decades have passed since her 2006 self-titled debut, which included the track «Stars Are Blind.»
She also posted a video of her 19-month-old son Phoenix Barron Hilton Reum and 8-month-old daughter London Marilyn Hilton Reum flying with her on her Instagram Stories.
Paris made sure that everyone in the family was wearing her merchandise, as Phoenix was wearing a t-shirt with his mother’s album name and pictures of her in black underwear.
The stunning appearance was a still from the music video for the first track off her new album, I’m Free, which she released in June and features Rina Sawayama.
She showed a couple clips of herself flipping through the magazine, displaying the newborns.
It happened after Paris, who was criticized for not wearing a life jacket as her son Phoenix was exploring the OTCOTONE luxury catamaran charter they chartered to sail the French island of Corsica last month, defended her parenting abilities once more.
With 66 million social media followers, Paris had written, «Watching Phoenix explore the world has been so special to me,» as the original caption for her TikTok photo. It is truly a blessing to be a #slivingmom!
The toddler, wearing a maroon costume, can be seen crawling and wandering all over the wobbly catamaran deck, including the bouncy nets that reveal the unprotected ocean below, in the minute-long video.
Little Phoenix once went up a short stairway and screamed out to her mother.
«Mom, make sure he wears a life jacket whenever they are on a boat!» Things take place. They are called accidents for this reason. From the heart,’ wrote TikTok user @debs4saints.
‘Please from one mom to another… life jacket!’ tweeted TikTok user @kimmers05. Life jackets are never [too] safe, according to @s.geo12, a TikTok user.
The user @kassiej7 on TikTok commented, «My anxiety not seeing him in a life jacket!» On the water, one can never be too safe!
On August 5, Paris had previously shared an Instagram video of herself leaping up and down on the net while holding Phoenix on the opulent vessel with a view of Porto-Vecchio harbor.
With a «Hey [mamas], thank you for the advice [and] always caring about my #cutesiecrew,» Hilton defended herself in her message to supporters. It’s a large yacht, and my spouse and I are observing like hawks and following him everywhere. My world is my babies!
The co-founder of 11:11 Media and her husband Carter Reum will celebrate their third wedding anniversary and their daughter’s first birthday on November 11.
Both of Paris’s children were welcomed into the world through surrogacy, and the 43-year-old founder of M13 Ventures works with a full-time nanny named Jean.
Carter has only seen their eleven-year-old daughter Evie «once since she was born,» according to VH1 Secrets of Aspen alum Laura Bellizzi, who spoke with Page Six back in 2021.
Although the Illinois-born venture entrepreneur and Hilton had been acquaintances for fifteen years prior to their initial romantic relationship, they started dating around Thanksgiving of 2020.
In addition to working on her record, Hilton and her former Simple Life co-star Nicole Richie have been busy filming Paris and Nicole The Encore, their new reality series.
The notoriously troublesome childhood friends got their start in show business as the stars of their own reality show on the FOX/E! Network, which ran for five seasons from 2003 to 2007.
