Sociality Paris Hilton He has not stopped giving strong details about his life, because a few weeks after he revealed that he lost a baby when he was approximately 20 years old, he now shared an experience of bullying that he lived with an eighth grade teacher.
It was through “Paris: The Memoir,” an autobiographical book, that the heiress recalled when an instructor she nicknamed, “Mr. Abercrombie”, he told her that he was in love with her.
According to his version, the man gave him his phone number and asked him to keep the contact secret.
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“Mister. Abercrombie called me almost every night and we talked for hours about how incredibly mature and beautiful and intelligent she was, how sexy and misunderstood and special she was,” she read.
According to “Page Six”, Abercrombie also “reminded” him of the age difference that existed between personalities like Elvis and Priscilla Presley or Diana and Prince Charles of England.
The businesswoman explained that on some occasion the teacher came to her house when her parents were not there and that was when he kissed her: “The teacher took me in his arms and kissed me,” and explained that later her mother and father caught them in the car.
Paris revealed that she still remembers the man blaming her and saying “’Why did you make me do this?’”
“It took me decades to utter the word pedo…”, he wrote.
She explained that recognizing him as a child molester also meant putting herself in the role of a victim, a situation from which she could not get out.
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On other occasions, the businesswoman has recounted that she suffered sexual violence when she was 15. Paris also became an activist against this type of abuse.
According to the media, from the age of 16 to 18 “she went through different behavior modification programs”, in addition she was “violent” at the Provo Canyon school in Utah.
Such an experience was portrayed in his documentary “This is Paris” in 2020 and he worked with legislators to create the “Troubled Teens” Industry Act.
Although she has focused on promoting and acting against violence, in reality the experiences still make her lose sleep.
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