Kids everywhere can jump into a fun adventure with Paris Hilton through her animated YouTube show, Paris & Pups, released on September 23, 2025.
The weekly show, inspired by Hilton and her own pets, follows 12-year-old Paris Star who lives in the penthouse of the Fabuluxe Hotel with her five talking dogs. Together, they go on adventures and spread messages of kindness, joy, and love in short episodes.
Hilton, a longtime dog lover who has five of her own, says she’s always dreamed of releasing an animated show, but it made more sense now that she’s a mom.
“I always loved cartoons and always loved my puppies so much, and I always thought it’d be so fun to have an animated series based on my life with my dogs,” she tells Parents. “And now, with being a mom myself, I really wanted to create a series and content that I could watch with my kids, and something that would be inspirational and teach them about love and kindness and all of the good things.”
A scene from Paris & Pups.
Bonding Through Shows
Watching TV together as a family fosters bonding, and that’s Hilton’s aim for all families, including her own. On top of that, she hopes the show encourages kids to celebrate their inner sparkle while learning the power of teamwork and friendship.
Although Paris & Pups is aimed for ages 5 to 8, her kids, Phoenix, 2, and London, 1, are already loving it, says Hilton.
“They were the first people to actually see it. So, every time a new episode comes in, I always immediately show them to see their reaction,” shares Hilton, who grew up watching Care Bears, My Little Pony, and Rainbow Brite. “They are obsessed with it.”
It also helps that they recognize that the animated character is based on their famous mom. Plus, Hilton sings the show’s theme song.
“We sit and watch it with the puppies, so they’re kind of just looking at me, looking at the puppies, looking at the cartoon, and knowing that this whole cartoon is based on their mom and their puppies,” she says. “It’s pretty special.”
Aside from Paris & Pups, Phoenix and London, whom Hilton shares with husband Carter Reum, can’t get enough of Disney’s Moana. But not on their watch list is CoComelon. “They weren’t into it,” Hilton says. “I felt like they were annoyed by it.”
A ‘Sliving Mom’
Hilton calls herself a “sliving mom” and by that she means being a parent who “slays” and makes sure to include some fun on a daily basis.
“Every day, we just have so much fun, laughing together, making art, playing with the puppies,” says Hilton, who recently introduced her kids to a new puppy named Princess Hilton. “And it’s just so cute to see them learning new words and running around, dancing, and just being together. They’re just best friends who are inseparable.”
But parenthood hasn’t slowed down Hilton’s ambition. She’s continuing to run her next-gen media company 11:11 Media, make music as a DJ and singer, release fashion lines and cookware, and more, while also focusing on philanthropy. Having kids has just inspired her on a deeper level.
“As a parent, you want to be like the cool mom, or be cool to your kids,” she says. “So the fact that they can come to my concerts and just see all the amazing things I do, it feels pretty cool.”
Working Through Mom Guilt
Still, like many working parents, the businesswoman has dealt with mom guilt and is learning that prioritizing her schedule helps.
“Mom guilt is something that is such a powerful feeling, and now I’ve just really been speaking with my team just to make sure that my schedule is not too full so I have enough time with my kids always, and then trying to do as much from home as possible,” she shares.
She also relies on some advice her younger sister, Nicky Hilton, a mom of three, told her.
“My sister said it’s so important just to really soak in every moment and just really be present always, that they grow up so fast, which I’m seeing now so much every single day,” she says. “And then just appreciate every single moment as a blessing.”
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