In these scenes taken from “This is Paris,” Paris Hilton shares the haunting memories of her past from congregate-care facilities …

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  1. I can sympathize with some of this because growing up I was a wild kid and thought that people didn't care along with thinking that it was just me. I didn't really see much of a reason to consider others and just did what I wanted to do with them all the time. It all changed when I got into legal trouble, I spent time in solitary and it is tough to spend a day let alone months. Fortunately I got out quick and then went on a life changing journey at college. Served on the senate team and ended up working in environmental services of which I'm on the cusp of becoming a leader. Glad she made it through that situation and is doing well today. May she stay blessed in life and you readers stay blessed.

  2. I never knew she went through something that's very evil. And I'm very proud how well she's doing now. That place is 😨 scary…I've been locked 🔒 up for since I can remember myself. She gives me hope that someday I'll having a normal life. Love you Paris, your fan Svetlana ❤

  3. DAD APOLOGIZE'S HONEY DAD DIDN'T NO WHO YOU WERE I THOUGHT YOU WERE SOMEONE ELSE … LOVE YOU ❤
    JUST AS MUCH ALL MY DAUGHTER'S (: 😀
    LOVE YOU IM JUST TRYING TO PROTECT US.
    AND DON'T WORRY DAD HATES CRIMINALS SO IM NEVER BE ONE WE NEVER HURT KNOW ONE ON PURPOSE I PROMISE(:

  4. Watching the Simple Life camping episodes I just knew there was something really hurting her and this explains why she found it so weird and upsetting. It must have brought back so many horrible memories and feelings being at a camp site, it makes so much sad sense now.
    She was always so business sensitive and smart and she seemed so kind and caring. My mother would ask me why I liked her so much but I just felt like her persona was part of her hustle and I think part of her found it fun to mess with people with it. Either way I knew there was more to her than most people saw on the surface. Plus she made me smile and laugh at a time in my life when I felt like ending everything and that means a lot to me even now ❤

  5. after hearing about her racist past and all the horrible things she's said to working class people, specifically black people and the way she would get off on demeaning them, this video just gives me satisfaction to know that Karma caught up to her. Thanks for this Paris, I'm sure you're much more humble now.

  6. Your so brave to speak out Paris. Even more so with the position you are in and with social media backlash. Women are exploited all over the world regardless of where we live/social status/or how much money you have. To speak openly an honest on such a controversial and covered up subject has made me respect and admire you even more. You are speaking for so many women that don't have a voice. Be proud of that. Your such a strong woman never forget that.

  7. Two sides to all stories. As a parent we can’t know what they were experiencing. As a child she may not have realized the position she put them in. As adults we have to move forward and accept how we can now control our lives now. I hope she moves on.

  8. Paris thinks her parents wanted to hide her away, as parents they must have also felt defeated like they did not know what to do to help her and sought help. Most parents just love their kids and feel impotent and like somehow they have to live intervene to n their teens life to give them a chance in life.

  9. Paris is physic she's feeling what I feel aliens were all connected planting morning glory in secret garden glory for Linda Elsa her heart is frozen the princess and the frog love thy neighbor as yourself mottos morals are important noone can be me I can feel your true intentions becarefull for what you ask for you couldn't handle it Bratz dolls I wish I had education J's ur parents gave a damn. You need a better relationship w ur parents feeling secure will take the nightmare s away and trazadone and benydril and muscle relaxer tiazadone 4 mg and melatonin

  10. Paris and everyone else that burden this trauma, I’m sorry for the confusion, suffering, insanity you endured.
    There will be a day where these places will be no more. We will grow as a society to see the evil and one day end it.
    Case by case there are movements being made to protect all people, and thankfully mental health conversations are acceptable and normal by a LOT more. I know there is a massive rally of supporters, survivors, and those still waiting for their freedom READY to fight back and end this torment.

  11. I could not stop sobbing this entire video. I looked up to Paris my entire childhood, Wondering why I wasn’t living her life. Why wasn’t I like her? I wanted to be in her shoes…but now only to realize she was suffering that whole time just like I was. If not worse. This has enlightened my inner child so much. I think her coming forward like this has helped others in so many ways, more than she can ever imagine. Love you forever Paris. ❤

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