Why Paris Hilton Says Touring With Kids Feels Surreal

Paris Hilton is stepping into a new chapter that blends motherhood, music, and life in the spotlight. 

The media personality and DJ recently shared how traveling the world with her children has reshaped the way she sees her career and herself. 

Speaking candidly while promoting her latest documentary, Hilton opened up about why having her kids by her side makes everything feel more meaningful and why it gives her a surprising sense of confidence as a mom balancing fame and family.

Paris Hilton revealed that bringing her children along on her work trips has completely transformed her experience as a working mom. 

Speaking to PEOPLE at the Los Angeles premiere of her music documentary “Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir” on Tuesday, the 44-year-old explained how special it has been traveling with Phoenix Barron and London Marilyn.

“It’s the best thing ever. My babies are my world, my life,” Hilton said. “I get to take them all around the world with me on my adventures. And they both love music so much. They’re so proud of me.” 

She added that sharing those moments with her children has changed how she sees herself, saying it makes her feel “really, just like a proud, cool mom,” especially as her kids get to experience her life and career firsthand.

Hilton, who shares Phoenix and London with husband Carter Reum, emphasized how meaningful it is for her children to see her doing what she loves while still being present in their lives.

Paris Hilton made the premiere of “Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir” a family affair, bringing Phoenix and London along for the big night in Los Angeles. 

The siblings were spotted wearing matching pink bomber jackets, complementing their mom’s sweeping pink gown on the red carpet. 

The mom of two said she was especially excited that her children were able to witness her story unfold on the big screen.

“This film just captures such a moment in time with them when they’re little babies. It’s just so special,” she said. 

Hilton described the documentary as something her family will treasure long-term, adding, “It’s something that we’re going to love and cherish for the rest of our lives.”

The film traces the media personality’s life from her early childhood dreams through her partying years, her transition into music, and her evolution into a DJ, while also addressing the abuse she experienced as a teen and the intense media scrutiny in the early 2000s. 

Named after her second studio album, the documentary features concert footage, never-before-seen home videos, archival clips, and new interviews, according to her website.

Hilton also reflected on her long relationship with music and how it continues to define her identity, even as she embraces motherhood. 

Looking back on her career, she described it as deeply personal and emotionally grounding. “It’s been an amazing journey,” she said. 

“I’ve been through so much of my life, and music has been the one thing that’s just been my passion and my love.”

The socialite shared that stepping onstage confirmed what she had always felt about her calling. 

“Just being on stage and doing my first concert was incredible. Just one of the most special and magical nights of my life,” she said. 

Hilton explained that the experience helped her realize she was doing exactly what she was meant to do, noting that the support from fans around the world played a huge role in inspiring her documentary.

“And [it] really made me realize even more that this was what I was born to do, and just feel so lucky to have such amazing fans all around the world,” Hilton added. “And that’s why I wanted to create this epic film for them.” 

The recent chat comes days after Paris Hilton offered reassurance about her friend Britney Spears’ condition, telling reporters she’s “doing really good” despite ongoing public concern over the singer’s recent behavior. 

As The Blast reported, Hilton attended the WWD Style Awards in Santa Monica, California, where she was asked how the singer had been doing.