"Look at your tree still here!" Hilton said in the video to her 2-year-old son. "All of your trees are still here." Hilton panned the camera to show all of the many Christmas tree

Paris tragically watched her home burn down on live TV. See pictures of the damage from the Palisades fire.

Paris Hilton has shared a heartbreaking update about losing her home to the fires in California. In a video posted to Instagram, she showed a clip of her home, which has been reduced to ash and rubble by the deadly fires. Alongside the shocking images, she wrote a long caption, trying to put her feelings into words.

"What breaks my heart even more is knowing that this isn’t just my story," the reality TV star wrote on social media

Paris Hilton is among the celebrities who have lost their homes amid the deadly Los Angeles wildfires ravaging over 15,000 acres and forcing 100,000 to evacuate.

Paris Hilton ’s son Phoenix wants to help others when he grows up. Speaking during a new interview, the DJ and heiress, 43, revealed that her 2-year-old son wants to be a firefighter in the future amid her losing her Malibu home in the Los Angeles wildfires.

Paris Hilton recently revealed that she has kept her Christmas tree up for a “little sparkle of hope.” The socialite, who shares her kids Phoenix and London with husband Carter Reum, went through a difficult time as she lost her Malibu home in the Los Angeles wildfires.

After losing her home in the devastating fires in Los Angeles, Paris Hilton revealed that her youngest son Phoenix wants to be a firefighter when he grows up. When asked by TMZ wh

After Paris Hilton’s $8.4 million home—which she shared with kids Phoenix and London as well as husband Carter Reum—was lost due to the Los Angeles wildfires, she detailed her son’s newfound interest.

Despite her devastation over losing her Malibu home, Paris Hilton has been working hard to help out the thousands of other people impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires - and she's inspired her son Phoenix,