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Paris Hilton shared new family photos to Instagram on Thursday.
The DJ and reality TV star was sitting in the living room of her Beverly Hills mansion by her Christmas tree with her closest loved ones.
The Simple Life star was with husband Carter Reum and their two young children, Phoenix Barron and London Marilyn.
They all wore festive flannel pajamas as they were ready to open Christmas gifts from Santa Claus.
But in the photos was an interesting detail that Paris may have not meant to show off.
Above her fireplace was a bizarre portrait of the blonde pinup daughter of RHOBH star Kathy Hilton.
In the painting, Hilton is seen with a giraffe nuzzling her as there was a butterfly off to the side. Though it was certainly beautiful, it was quite unusual.
Another unusual thing: Paris had two live Alpacas, one brown and one white, with her that she petted and kissed. The animals had pink bows around their necks.
Paris Hilton shared new family photos to Instagram on Thursday. The DJ and reality TV star was sitting in her living room by her Christmas tree with her closest loved ones. The Simple Life star was with husband Carter Reum and their two children, Phoenix and London
Sister Nicky Hilton also shared a photo of the living room with her daughter in a toy car
In the photos was an interesting detail that Paris may have not meant to show off. Above her fireplace was a bizarre portrait of the blonde pinup daughter of RHOBH star Kathy Hilton. In the painting, Hilton is seen with a giraffe nuzzling her as there was a butterfly off to the side
'Who needs reindeer when you have the most iconic alpacas around? ✨ Merry,' wrote Paris in her Instagram caption.
Paris' sister Nicky Hilton also posted a photo of the room with that portrait.
Below the fireplace was a pink and blue neon sign that read, 'That's Hot.' And there were pink stockings, reindeer and nutcrackers around the mantle.
A fuzzy red rug was in front of the fireplace.
There were also two Christmas trees: one with red ornaments and another with pink ornaments.
The alpacas seemed very tamed as they posed for photos without moving much.
Earlier, Paris made the daring movie of posing nude with only a red ribbon over her private parts as she posed in front of a Christmas tree.
Last week Paris was in Washington, DC.
She said she would consider a career in politics after she helped pass the Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act in the US.
Though it was certainly beautiful, it was quite unusual
Another unusual thing: Paris had two live Alpacas, one brown and one white, with her that she petted and kissed. The animals had pink bows around their necks
Paris also wore a long pink princess gown for her photo shoot
She held her hands up to her face as she wore pink satin opera gloves
The 43-year-old heiress had been lobbying for the new legislation to regulate residential programs for troubled youth, like the one attended by Paris herself, for several years, and on Wednesday, the US House and Senate passed the bill with bipartisan support.
Now all they have to wait for is President Joe Biden to sign off on the new law.
Asked if fancies a career in politics after the victory, she told reporters at Capitol Hill in Washington DC: 'After coming here so many times over the past couple of years and seeing that my voice really can make a difference, and I can really shine a spotlight on things that are important around the world to make it a better place and safer for children, I can maybe see that happening.'
The star says she is just getting started as there is much more work to be done and vowed to return to the White House.
She said: 'This is just the beginning. There's definitely more to do. I will be coming back to DC.
Nicky shared this image of Paris in a black and silver outfit with the kids
Paris and Nicky also posed with Santa Claus who had on sunglasses
'I see the power in using my voice and telling my truth, and I'm just so grateful to everyone who voted on this.'
The DJ testified about the abuse taking place at these kinds of institutions in June.
Speaking to lawmakers at the White House, she said: 'These programmes promised 'healing, growth and support' but instead did not allow me to speak, move freely or even look out of a window for two years.
'I am here to be the voice for children who currently do not have one.
'I will not stop until America's youth are safe.'
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