Paris Hilton spills the beans

A side of Paris Hilton that we have never seen before. And heard too, by the way. The silly character from The Simple Life is nowhere to be seen in her new documentary This Is Paris, which is available on YouTube.

She starts the documentary with the words: ‘This is Paris Hilton, how many voices do I have?’ Well, quite a few, as we soon find out. Because that little pop voice that says ‘that’s hot’ at every opportunity: that is not her real voice. You might have seen that coming, but how she really sounds… Wow. I don’t really know what I expected, but I need to get used to this ‘new voice’ of Paris. It sounds a lot more human, that is for sure.

But a human voice is of course not the only thing that stands out in the documentary. In fact, it almost pales in comparison to everything she reveals in this documentary lasting over an hour and a half.

In magazines and on the internet, she was known as a real party girl from a young age. She even says that this change came when she moved to New York with her parents. She became ‘addicted’ to the party scene and her parents were not happy about it; they sent her to an outdoor wilderness program. Pure hell, she thought, and she decided to run away from it. Then she was sent to another similar camp, but she ran away from there too. The result: she was sent to a boarding school. There she was abused, both physically and psychologically. She was given pills that she had to take, and if she refused, she had to spend twenty hours in isolation. What. The. Fuck.

Her parents knew nothing of these events, and she didn’t want to tell them either because she was so angry that her parents had sent their own daughter to such a shithole. She still has intense nightmares about those traumatic events and struggles to trust people. Much easier to put on a sweet little voice and pretend to be such an airhead who understands nothing. Well, I think Paris Hilton understands everything very well and has proven to be absolutely no dumb woman. My tip? Watch this documentary.