Paris Hilton Hilariously Records Son Phoenix Letting Loose with F-Bombs
Paris Hilton’s son Phoenix, aged 2, certainly proves that kids can be incredibly funny.
On Tuesday, February 18, the 44-year-old singer, DJ, and heiress shared a humorous TikTok video featuring little Phoenix dropping multiple F-bombs.
In the clip, Hilton and Phoenix are seated at a dinner table where the toddler enthusiastically repeats, “F—,” much to Hilton’s delight. “When you think you’re capturing a sweet moment,” she humorously captioned the video.
A surprised Hilton can be heard saying, “Did you just hear that? What did you just say?” followed by an exclamation of “Oh, my God!”
@parishilton I know I shouldn’t laugh but I just can’t help it! 🫣 Toddlers really are little comedians 😂
Hilton continued to express her delight at Phoenix’s colorful vocabulary, writing in the video, “Couldn’t hold it together,” and asking, “How do you not laugh at this?!”
“I know I shouldn’t laugh but I just can’t help it! 🫣 Toddlers truly are little comedians 😂,” she captioned the video.
Alongside Phoenix, Hilton has a daughter named London, who is 15 months old, with her entrepreneur husband Carter Reum. The couple tied the knot in November 2021.
Hilton recently revealed that Phoenix now dreams of becoming a firefighter after witnessing the devastation caused by wildfires in Los Angeles this past January, which severely affected thousands of acres of land, including her and Reum’s Malibu residence.
Hilton told TMZ, “He said he wants to be a fireman. The families, the children, the animals, it’s just been heartbreaking to see what’s happened to California.”
Last month, Hilton recounted her experiences in the wake of the wildfires that ravaged the Pacific Palisades, Altadena, and Malibu areas. She shared video clips on Instagram showcasing the destruction of her Malibu home, accompanied by a heartfelt caption. “I’m standing here in what used to be our home, and the heartbreak is truly indescribable,” she wrote on January 10. “When I first saw the news, I was in total shock — I couldn’t process it. But now, standing here and seeing it with my own eyes, it feels as if my heart has shattered into a million pieces. This house wasn’t merely a place to live — it was where we dreamed, laughed, and built the most beautiful memories as a family. It was where Phoenix’s small hands created art that I’ll treasure forever, where love and life filled every nook. To see it reduced to ashes… it’s devastating beyond words.”
“What breaks my heart even more is knowing that this isn’t just my story,” she continued. “Many others have lost everything. It’s not just walls and roofs — it’s the memories that made those houses homes. It’s the photos, the keepsakes, the irreplaceable fragments of our lives. And yet, in this sorrow, I recognize I’m incredibly fortunate. My loved ones, my babies, and my pets are safe. That’s the most important thing, and I’m holding on to that gratitude with all my being. I’m profoundly grateful to all the firefighters, first responders, and volunteers risking their lives to battle these fires.”
