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Paris Hilton revealed she had become a mum for the second time after the arrival of her baby daughter via surrogate.
The newest member of the reality star's family joins her son Phoenix, who she welcomed with husband Carter Reum back in January, also via a surrogate. And now she has shared what little London has received from two of her famous aunties.
Paris, 42, took to Instagram to thank Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian for their thoughtful present. Uploading a video to her Stories, Paris said: "Thank you auntie Kris and auntie Kim. I can't wait for you to meet her. This is so beautiful. She's going to love it. Love you. Merry Christmas."
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Paris Hilton shared the gift on Instagram (parishilton/Instagram)
It came with a sweet note from Kris and Kim (parishilton/Instagram)
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Paris also tagged the pair in the post alongside a smiling emoji surrounded by love hearts. The boxed Hemes Paris gift set. Inside was an adorable set of dinner plates, bowls and a cup with cute animal print designs on, including a leopard rolling a beach ball on a pink and white plate.
It also came with a handwritten card, which read: "Paris + Carder. Wishing you every happiness with new baby London!! We are so happy for you and your beautiful family and love you with all of our hearts. Auntie Kris + auntie Kim xo."
Paris loved the gift from Kris and Kim (parishilton/Instagram)
The upload showed the gift in its entirety (parishilton/Instagram)The sweet offering comes days after Paris opened up on her reason to have children via surrogate. The socialite - who is the focus of the Peacock show Paris in Love, which recently returned for its second season discussed having used a surrogate for both of her children in a chat with Romper.
She said: "I just have so much PTSD from what I went through as a teenager." Paris has previously spoken about having attended Provo Canyon School, described as a facility for 'troubled youth,' in Utah and her remark appeared to have been referencing her alleged experience there.
Paris has previously claimed she was physically and emotionally abused during her time at the facility. She made claims about her experience in her documentary This Is Paris, released in 2020, and on other occasions.
The school is said to have been acquired by a different company since 2000 and the new owners previously told the Mirror: "We therefore cannot comment on the operations or patient experience prior to this time. [...] We do not condone or promote any form of abuse."