Paris Hilton first became a mother with husband Carter Reum in 2023. This is how she herself announced it on her social media in January of that year on her Instagram profile with a photo of her hand holding her baby’s hand and accompanied by some beautiful words: “You are already loved more than words can express”. The model is very happy about the birth of a child, whom she gave birth to by surrogate motherhood. A month after the birth of little Phoenix Barron Hilton Reum, the model explained the meaning of the name.

Paris Hilton announces the birth of her first child / Photo: Instagram

She did this through her This Is Paris podcast, where the actress explained that first name, Phoenix, for an immortal birdthis nickname is becoming more and more popular in the United States and is among the most popular names for newborns.

It was revealed that the middle name, Barron, is a tribute to his grandfather, Barron Hilton, who passed away in September 2019. “He has always been my mentor and I greatly admired him. We were very close and I miss him every day, so I really wanted to honor his memory by putting his name in my first son’s name.”Paris Hilton said.

Paris Hilton and her husband celebrate Christmas / Photo: Instagram

In addition, the businesswoman admitted that she would like to name her future children by the names of places, as her parents did with her, who named her Paris after the French city: “I chose this name many years ago when I was looking for cities, countries and states on a map, trying to find something that could go with Paris and London.”.

First child for her, but not for her husband

This will be the first child for Paris Hilton, but her husband Carter Reum already has a daughter with Laura Bellizzi. The model is delighted with her new life, she claims: “He’s not famous. He’s smart. He’s from a good family. He’s a good person. He’s not at all what I was used to when I was looking for boys.”. However, he commented on his podcast episode: “I want my son to grow up knowing that adversity and triumph come and go throughout our lives and that this should give us great hope for the future.”.