Paris Hilton gave her thousands of followers the first Christmas photos showing her love for her two children.

On December 25, the celebrity posted a carousel of pictures of herself framed with her husband Carter Milliken Reum and her two children, Phoenix and London Hilton Reum, who she saw born through surrogacy or “womb for hire.”

Paris Hilton celebrates the arrival of her surrogate daughter London just like Phoenix: “This year has brought so many incredible blessings”

This is the first year in which the star celebrates the holidays as a mother, since her little ones were born in 2023. While Phoenix entered her life on January 25, London was born a month ago, on November 23, recalls Vanidades.

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Family photos of Paris Hilton at Christmas

Through her X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram accounts, Paris Hilton posted photos and a video from the first Christmas session she did as a family.

Dressed in red and black plaid pajamas, she and her husband held little Phoenix and London.

Paris Hilton responded to harsh comments about the size of her baby’s head and revealed what is happening with Phoenix: “There are sick people in this world”

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In the behind-the-scenes video, a delicate detail came to light that did not go unnoticed by Internet users. Little Phoenix looked at his little sister curiously as he tried to understand what was going on around him.

As for the video, Paris admitted, โ€œPhoenix and London are already best friends! I have always dreamed of creating new unforgettable memories for my children. “I feel like the luckiest girl in the world.”

It is worth noting that this is the first time that Hilton has allowed her baby girl to appear in public. As for the way in which the children were conceived, the entrepreneur has been very discreet until now.

She also recently described the reasons why she decided to bring them into the world through surrogacy. (AND)