Paris Hilton
The hotel heiress celebrates her engagement again
The wedding bells will soon be ringing at Paris Hilton.
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Paris Hilton is engaged again. The hotel heiress will marry her boyfriend Carter Reum.
It's official: Paris Hilton (40, "House of Wax") is getting married. Just in time for her 40th birthday on February 17th, the hotel heiress confirmed her engagement to Carter Reum (40) on Instagram. "When you find your soulmate, you not only know it. You feel it," she writes about two photos that show the moment when the American entrepreneur asks his loved one the question of all questions.
Both are dressed in cream white, Hilton in a glamorous evening dress with a slit, Reum in a simple suit. In one picture, the 40-year-old kneels in front of his future wife, another snapshot shows the couple hugging and kissing. "My love and I have been together since our first date, and for my birthday he arranged a trip to a tropical paradise," reports the It girl of the romantic proposal.
"As we were walking down the beach for dinner, Carter led us to a flower-decked cabana where he fell on his knees. I said yes, yes forever." There is no one with whom she would rather spend the rest of her life.
Stars congratulate the hotel heiress
Stars and friends of the hotel heiress are over the moon and congratulate the couple on their engagement. "Congratulations! So excited and happy," writes Kris Jenner (65). "I'm so happy for you both. Lots of love," comments Heidi Klum (47).
Will it work this time?
It's not the first time Paris Hilton celebrates engagement. In 2005 she announced that she wanted to marry the Greek multibillionaire grandson Paris Latsis (38), only a few months later the engagement was broken. It also got serious with actor Chris Zylka (35), to whom Hilton was engaged for a year. The separation followed in 2018.
Since December 2019, Carter Reum has been the new man by her side. The two have been envisioning their future together for some time. They plan to become parents to twins, but want to have their offspring with the help of in vitro fertilization (IVF) to ensure that they become "a boy and a girl," as Hilton revealed on the podcast "The Trend Reporter".