On Thursday, October 19, 2023, Paris Hilton posted a photo on Instagram of her nine-month-old son, Phoenix. However, internet users mocked the little boy’s skull. These comments deeply hurt the wealthy heiress, who didn’t hesitate to respond on Monday, October 23, 2023.
Paris Hilton is finally a mother! Not that every woman is obligated to give birth, but the descendant of the founder of the Hilton hotel chain had a difficult time conceiving. On Thursday, October 19, 2023, she was delighted to be with Phoenix, her nine-month-old son, and she posted a photograph of them together on her Instagram account.
“The first time my precious angel baby Phoenix is in New York,” she wrote under the picture. But she was surprised to discover that the comments about the child were mocking. Some internet users even insinuated that the baby was suffering from a disease due to the width of his head. Hurt, the socialite quickly responded to the detractors in the clearest way possible to prevent any recurrence from social media users.
“It breaks my heart so much”
On Monday, October 23, 2023, in an ephemeral story on her Instagram account, Paris Hilton explained that her “angel” was in “perfect health”. She especially alluded to the criticism of her son by responding that Phoenix “just has a big brain”.
“Living in the spotlight, comments are inevitable,” acknowledged Carter Reum’s partner. “But targeting my child or anyone else’s is unacceptable,” pointed out the wealthy heiress. She also expressed the pain that negative comments about her son’s physical appearance had deeply hurt her. “It breaks my heart so much. Words cannot describe my sorrow,” she wrote in her Instagram story.
The young mother also took the opportunity to share the disadvantages of being a public figure. “If I don’t share a photo of my baby, people assume that I’m not a good mother. If I do, they are cruel and hateful,” she accused. “I have dreamed of being a mother for so long,” Paris Hilton recalled. “It is hard to imagine that there are people in the world who would target such innocence,” she wrote. A mindful statement that will remind social media users to think twice before rushing to their touchscreens to type mocking comments about their favorite stars.
