- How is your baby boy?
- He is a little angel.
I'm so obsessed with him.
My whole heart feels so full.
I feel like my life is so complete now.
- [Crowd] Aww.
(crowd clapping)
- [Paris] So cute.
- Is it true that you kept this one to yourself,
because, why?
- I just feel that my life has been so public
and I just wanted this for myself.
I didn't wanna have to deal with the media
and people online talking about my son
before he came onto this world safe and healthy and happy.
- So you did it your way.
Why do you think that this was so different?
- Just feel that this is a whole new phase in my life.
And even with his name, Phoenix,
I feel like this is all about transforming
and just becoming a new person
and growing in ways that I couldn't even imagine before.
- I know, I don't know at, like, certain intervals of both
of our lives that have intersected over all the like good,
the naughty, the bad, the fun, like all of it.
In fact, like, I was looking at pictures this morning.
Here we are.
This is one point in our life.
Okay, that's you literally walking out of jail.
(crowd chuckling)
All right, there's me partying.
They've had to black out the cigarettes.
That's me at nine.
Smoking, partying, you know? (Paris chuckling)
I know, funny, sad, weird.
Like all of the above.
Here we are, party girls.
- Yes. - God, that was fun.
- [Paris] So much fun.
(crowd laughing) So much fun.
Oh, my goodness. - Like, the most fun.
- People don't know what fun is today.
Like I feel like-
- They really don't. - No.
- It's so different.
And then, you know, you're watching this evolution.
Look at us now.
That's you in front of the White House,
you know, being an advocate.
Here I am interviewing the president and First Lady.
- We're so grown up. (chuckles)
(crowd clapping)
- Why do you think you continue to peel back the curtain?
Why do you do that?
- Ever since my documentary it was the first time
that I really got real.
And I've just been on this whole path of self-discovery
because I was just, my life was moving so fast
and I had been through so much trauma
that I never had a moment to just think about everything.
And the past couple years have just been just so empowering
and I just feel like I finally know who I am.
- How do people be themselves and be brave about it?
The everything, the whole stew.
- I think that people should know
that they are not their trauma and to not hold onto shame
that should be put on the person that hurt them.
I think that's a really important message,
in my book, especially.
And I feel that what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
For sure, 'cause I've been through hell and back
and now I'm in the best place of my life
and I just feel so grateful every single day.
- So, it's okay to like
embrace everything. (crowd clapping)
- [Paris] Yes.
- You know?
And now we're both parents.
By the way, what's it like having a boy?
- I love it.
Everyone always say that the boys love the mom so much,
so I could just tell already.
He just stares at me anytime I walk in,
he hears my voice, he just, he lights up.
It's just, it's so cute.
I'm so obsessed, but I can't wait to have a daughter too.
- Oh, that whole mother daughter thing.
Oh, my god, second I found out I was having a girl,
I was like, oh, karma. (crowd laughing)
Here we go.
Although you have a boy, I have two girls,
like, I just found out about something
called a pee pee teepee.
Do you use one of those
when you change his diapers? (crowd laughing)
- Yeah, for boys, you need it.
(Paris chuckling) - You need it!
I love babies.
I love it.
I was like, you hold them up for a long time
so they don't spill out all the milk
you just finally got in them.
And the tummy training and the core buildup
and the sleep patterns and, you know, like all of it.
Like, what is one of your favorite parts?
- My favorite is every single night he just lays
on my chest and we do skin to skin.
And it's just this bonding experience.
And he's just like, I don't know,
just feels just this love
that I've never experienced before.
I just, I'm so in love with him.
- And another man in your life, as you write in the book,
with your husband and, like,
is it true you were diagnosed with ADHD?
- [Paris] Yes.
- [Drew] And that your husband, how has he worked with you
and handled that differently?
- He's just so kind and so supportive and patient
and he just lifts me up in ways that no man ever has.
He has actually been talking to Dr. Hollowell,
who's my ADHD doctor, and he has just been researching
and just knows so much about it now.
So, he just, he knows probably more
about it than most people.
- And is it true that you're, like, you have five phones
and there's a reason for that?
- Yes. - Why?
- Well, one is for business, one's for friends,
one's for Europe, (chuckles)
one's for people and I feel bad that when they ask
for my number and I don't wanna say nothing,
so I give 'em that number.
And then the last one is for prank calls.
(crowd laughing)
- That you make to other people?
- Yes. (crowd clapping)
- Shut up.
What is a Paris Hilton prank phone call, please?
- It's mostly my mom. (crowd laughing)
She's the one who taught me it and she is so good at it.
Like we have parties at the house
and then everyone will end up in the den
and we'll just be prank calling people for hours.
- Who have you pranked?
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