Paris Hilton showed off photographs of her newborn son and revealed his name on social media.
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Hilton, 42, the great-granddaughter of Hilton Hotels founder Conrad Hilton, posted photos of Phoenix Barron Hilton Reum in an Instagram post on Thursday. “Baby Phoenix. Our whole entire world,” she wrote.
The reality star and husband Carter Reum announced the boy’s birth by surrogate on Jan. 24, People reported.
Hilton wears a white robe while holding the boy as Carter Reum kisses her forehead. In another shot, Hilton wears a simple white robe while holding her son, who is dressed in a white onesie and matching white hat, according to People.
Hilton revealed the name she and Reum chose on her podcast, “This Is Paris,” on Wednesday.
She said that not even her mother or sister had been told the child’s name, CNN reported.
“I’m so obsessed with my little angel and when he looks into my eyes, I just melt,” Hilton told of Glamour UK in an interview. “He’s such a good baby.”
Through the years Paris Hilton (left), 19, a year older than screen legend Elizabeth Taylor when Elizabeth married Paris'' grandfather, Conrad "Nicky" Hilton Jr, poses with her sister Nicky in Las Vegas, September 1999. The marriage between Paris'' grandfather and Elizabeth Taylor lasted just eight months and caused a great scandal at the time. Now Paris is making some potential headlines of her own. Already linked to "Titanic" star Leonardo DiCaprio, Paris and her younger sister Nicky, 16, are making a name for themselves on the New York and Los Angeles party circuit. Her Hollywood friends say the precocious teen has been going to nightclubs since she was 13, claiming she was 22 and getting away with it. Her friends include children of other celebrities: Nicole Richie, daughter of Lionel; Kidada Jones, daughter of Quincy; Brent Shapiro, son of O.J. Simpson lawyer Robert and Bijou Phillips, daughter of John. "Right now I am working on recording an album," Paris told Vanity Fair magazine. She has also completed filming an independent film called "Sweetie Pie," a teen thriller where she plays the title role. "Basically I am killed, like, right in the beginning," she says. She is also featured in a documentary called "Guest List Only." It started out being about a bunch of Los Angeles club girls, but now it is mainly about Paris. (Photos by Dan Callister/Online USA) (Dan Callister/Getty Images)
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