Paris Hilton couldn't be happier to have her two little ones by her side while she headlines not one, but two Pride festivals this weekend.
The socialite-turned-DJ took to Instagram on Saturday, June 7 to shout out her two children for being her "biggest fans" during a moment that feels like a complete dream to her. Hilton posted sweet photos of her and her kids in a trailer before the show, walking onstage during soundcheck, and more sweet moments leading up to her headlining set.
"Backstage with my biggest fans 💕 Being a mom while headlining two Pride festivals feels like living two dreams at once," she wrote in her caption. "Grateful for every moment — the sparkle, the soundcheck, 🎤and the sweet snuggles in between 🫶"
Paris and her husband Carter Reum welcomed their first child, a son named Phoenix, in January 2023 via surrogate. Their second child, a daughter named London, arrived in November 2023, also via surrogate. Hilton kept both her children a secret from her family until after their births.
The 44-year-old also shared photos and videos via her Instagram Story, posing alongside Rita Ora and Cara Delevingne from their flight to World Pride Music Festival on Thursday, June 5. Hilton and Ora both performed their own sets on the first day of the festival on Friday, June 6.
Hilton started the series of celebratory Instagram Stories with a video of herself walking aside Ora and Delevingne, captioned, "Let's go girls @ritaora @caradelevingne" alongside emojis of a plane, the LGBTQ+ pride flag, and the transgender pride flag. in the background, Shania Twain's hit song "Man! I Feel Like A Woman" was playing.
The following Instagram Story posts showed some peeks into Hilton's private jet. "Safe to say Sliv air did not disappoint, best reactions @ritaora @caradelevingne", she wrote over a video of Ora cheering as she entered the plane, which was completely decked out with pink-themed accessories for the pair including champagne glasses, fluffy robes, and sleepmasks. The jet was also decorated with rainbow roses and flags.
Paris opened up about her LGBTQ+ allyship to PEOPLE in 2023, making it known that she will "continue to use my platform to speak out and spread love, tolerance, acceptance and support." At the time, the heiress was speaking ahead of her performance at Dreamland Pride in Central Park in New York City.
