Paris Hilton made some personal revelations in his new book, Paris: The Memoir. But one statement brought back memories of something unexpected.
This trip won’t take you too far back down memory lane – just a simpler time in 2016. Yes. That’s about it Donald Trump.
In what could be the most controversial presidential election of all time, many families and fanbases are divided over their support of Trump. After all, he’s dating white supremacists, his reputation as an untrustworthy person, the many allegations of sexual misconduct against him… But people think, well, he looks like a Washington outsider. He truly believed that a man who lived in a skyscraper in NYC and had a golden toilet would fight for Central America against him coastal elite. It is not difficult to see how friends and family are surprised and offended.
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And here is Paris Hilton, a celebrity with a huge fan base, shouting her support for the big hotel. Well, he’s walking again now. In fact, he said he lied about voting for her! When asked that November by Aussie show The projecthe said:
“I have known him since childhood, yes. I’ve known him all my life, and he’s always supported me.
Now he is saying something that is not true. He wrote in his memoirs, in excerpts published by people:
“When I was put in an interview, I pretended to vote for Donald Trump because he was an old family friend and had the first modeling agency that I signed…”
That will T Management, who joined Paris when he was just 19 years old. But as he continued, the lie sounded less like a favor to a family friend and more like coercion! She recalls how afraid she was to be private:
“…when I went to another agency, they were angry and scared of me on the phone.”
Yeesh! Yes, it’s definitely someone who wants to have their finger on the button. People who call and scare teenage children from friends. Paris is now responsible for lies, and truth. He admits:
“The truth is worse: I didn’t vote.”
We are glad he accepted the slander for his dissatisfaction. The large number of Americans who didn’t vote in 2016 was undoubtedly a big factor in Trump’s surprising corner-case victory, where he won the Electoral College numbers but not the popular vote.
However, while she may give off a false note, her vocal support is very real. Especially what it says about sex offenders.
In a surprising interview with Marie Claire – published in 2017, just a few days after Charlottesville but apparently recorded back in 2016, before the election – Paris maintained that she thought Trump would be a good president. He also brushed off comments about finding her attractive when he first saw her at 12 years old, and watching her have sex tapes even though he was a family friend. He said it was “not creepy” and “he was always respectful.”
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When asked about the hot mic quote “catch him by the p***y”, he said that he “hears guys say the craziest things, because I’m always around guys” and it’s okay. But worst of all, when asked about the sexual assault allegations, he went into full support mode:
“I think they’re just trying to get attention and get fame. I feel like, a lot of people, if something happens all these opportunists will come out. They want to get money or get paid to say nothing or get a settlement when nothing happened. So I don’t believe anything. And I’m sure they try to be with him too. Because a lot of women, I’ve seen, like him because he’s rich and beautiful and very good, so I think a lot of girls it’s just making up stories. I didn’t really pay attention. I heard a few things about it. I didn’t believe it.”
Not only did they not believe it, but accused them all of being opportunists making money? Whether he’s saying all this because he owes her or because he’s afraid of her, it’s really rude. What makes matters worse now, of course, is the fact that Paris recently came forward with allegations of sexual abuse. of improvement. From rape.
Should everyone ignore their accusations like they did to these women? Of course not. It is very difficult to understand how a person who has experienced the hurt the way he described can be demeaning to a woman accused of this man. Because he is rich? Because he’s a family friend, he’s one of you? Or did she say all that because she was so scared of him on the phone that time? Did he think it would be better to defend him with everything he had for the rest of his life? Or just long enough to vote for him?
Because after that interview came out, he apologized, he said before he became president. In a statement, she said she believed in “helping women be heard”:
“I want to apologize for the comments from the interview I did last year. They were part of a bigger story, and I regret that they were not sent in the way I wanted. I spoke about my own experiences in life and the role of media and fame in our society , and there is no purpose for my comments to be misunderstood almost a year later. I have always believed in helping women to make their voices heard and helping to create an environment where women feel empowered and believe in themselves. I am very hurt by how this has played out and I am also deeply sorry. Moving forward, I will continue to do what I can to be an advocate for girls and women in hopes of providing a louder voice for those who need it most.
We are glad that he has withdrawn his support for Trump for a long time, but whatever votes he collected for him, whatever he converted, whoever was influenced by his words, it is all real.
So, Perezcious readers, do you think her influence is hot or not?
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