Paris Hilton recently celebrated her daughter’s second birthday, and she made sure it was a party to remember. The media personality not only had various fun elements in the birthday bash but also featured astonishing guests – adoptable dogs, making her little girl’s big day even more special. She even shared a heartfelt birthday message for her daughter on her Instagram.
Paris Hilton throws puppy-themed party for daughter
Paris Hilton celebrated her daughter, London Marilyn’s, second birthday on Saturday, December 6, and she made sure it was a fun-filled affair. And for this, the businesswoman threw a dog-themed party for her little one.
According to PEOPLE, the celebration, themed Paris & Pups, featured adoptable dogs. It was the Pasadena Humane Society that brought adoptable dogs for the kids to play with and also to help them find their forever homes.
And to continue with the theme, the 44-year-old also had a “Paw Spa” booth where children could get face jewels, hair tinsel, and more. The party also featured a “Pupperazzi” photo booth, a bubbleologist, and a craft station for bracelet-making and painting.
Paris Hilton‘s parents, mom Kathy Hilton and dad Rick Hilton, and her friends Chrissy Teigen and John Legend were among the many guests who attended the birthday party.
The socialite welcomed her daughter with her husband, Carter Reum, in November 2023. The couple is also parents to son Phoenix Barron, born in January 2023.
The “Cat in the Hat” actress is a huge animal lover, especially dogs, and it seems she has been passing down these traits to her kids as well. “I’ve been an animal lover my entire life, and I think it’s so important to really instill that into your children,” she told the outlet last month.
The mom of two even revealed that her children have “been around animals since they were born.” “They love them so much, and they’re so gentle with them, and so kind and so loving.”
Paris Hilton believes introducing children to animals “really teaches them love, responsibility, and empathy, as well as being kind and how to take care of something.”
Originally reported by Parul Singh on Momtastic.
