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Paris Hilton Reveals Whether She or Carter Reum Is the Stricter Parent
Paris Hilton is keeping it simple when it comes to raising her kids.
Ahead of the 2026 Grammy Awards happening at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles Feb. 1, the Simple Life alum got candid about her parenting style for her and husband Carter Reum’s two kids Phoenix, 3, and London, 2.
“I’m not strict,” Paris exclusively shared with E! News at the Clive Davis’ 2026 Pre-Grammy Gala Jan. 31. “I’m just the fun mom.”
The 44-year-old added, “I love to do art with them, have fun with them.”
And her techniques differ slightly from Carter, as she noted, “They stay up late with me. Carter’s always like, ‘They have to go to bed.’”
In fact, the toddlers are so on the same wavelength as their mom, they were ready to head the Clive Davis party with her when they saw her getting ready.
“They were both saying that they wanna come,” Paris laughed, “so I felt bad ‘cause I was like, ‘You guys can’t come, it’s a party.’”
Luckily, the family will be celebrating soon when they throw a slightly belated birthday party for Phoenix, who turned three on Jan. 16 while the family was out of town.
“Today he asked me, he’s like, ‘When are we planning my birthday party?’” Paris shared. “So we’re going to plan it very soon.”
The socialite already had a theme in mind, taking a cue from her new animated YouTube series Paris & Pups. “It’s based on my life and my puppies,” she explained. “So we’re gonna do that.”
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As Paris previously shared, she’s loved getting to see the special bond her children share, especially because they’re so close in age.
“London and Phoenix are the twins that are always connected at the hip,” she told E! News at the January premiere of her new film Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir. “Phoenix is the best big brother. He's so protective over her.”
And London is just as obsessed with her big brother.
“She just loves and adores and looks up to him so much,” Paris added. “It's really amazing to watch.”
For a look at more stars who were out celebrating Grammys weekend before the Feb. 1 ceremony, keep reading.
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Lola Young
The "Messy" singer debuted a darker hair look while stepping out for the Spotify Best New Artist Party.
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Colman Domingo
Cheers. The Euphoria star kicks off Grammy weekend by sipping on a Go Go Highball, created by Johnnie Walker, at Max & Helen's in Los Angeles.
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Benson Boone
Flipping out over this look. The "Mystical Magical" singer went classic at the Warner Music Group's annual pre-Grammy party, thrown in association with 1X and V Magazine, in West Hollywood.
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PinkPantheress
This was so good, it felt illegal. The "Boy's A Liar" singer performed at the Warner Music pre-Grammy party.
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Shaboozey
Everybody at the Amazon Music Lot Party was getting tipsy, especially with the former Best New Artist nominee around.
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Cara Delevingne
The model opted for a corduroy look at the Warner Music pre-Grammy party.
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Mustard & Ella Mai
A possible new collab in the making? The renowned producer and R&B singer posed for a photo at a pre-Grammys dinner hosted by PATRÓN EL ALTO.
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Alex Warren
The "Ordinary" singer was anything but while attending the Spotify Best New Artist Party, where he performed as one of this year's nominees in the Grammy category.
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Blake Shelton & Dustin Lynch
The American Idol star and "Small Town Boy" singer linked up at the 2026 BMG pre-Grammy party sponsored by Heineken.
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Jelly Roll
The "Wild Ones" singer showed off his weight loss at the the BMG pre-Grammy party.
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Audrey Nuna, EJAE and Rei Ami
A Golden moment. The KPop Demon Hunters stars attended the Amazon Music Lot Party together.
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Camper & Jeremih
The rappers joined up at Camper's celebration for his Campilation album release party and jam session, presented by Jim Beam.
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Bebe Rexha
Solo riding 'til she dies. The "Me, Myself and I" singer attended the BMG pre-Grammy party.
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Ari Lennox
The "On It" singer sported a black trench for the Campilation album release party.
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Rei Ami
The rapper turned heads in a statement lime-green coat at the Spotify Best New Artist Party.
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Victoria Monet
The former Best New Artist winner kicked off Grammys weekend early by attending Camper's celebration.
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Teddy Swims
You'll lose control over the country singer's plaid look at the Spotify Best New Artist Party.
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Ne-Yo
Could never be sick of him. The "So Sick" rapper showed his support at the Campilation album release party.
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Ariana Madix
The reality star was a vision in cut-outs at the Spotify Best New Artist Party.
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Ty Dolla $ign
He couldn't be late to this party. The "Spicy" rapper stepped out at the Campilation album release party.
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J. Valentine, Algee Smith & Tank
It was a packed house at Camper's party, where this group of singer-songwriters also showed their support.
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Paris Jackson & Jack Osbourne
Michael Jackson's daughter and Ozzy Osbourne's son had a nepo baby moment at the REPUBLIC Collective Artist Reception at Holloway House.
Watch the Grammys 2026 Sunday, Feb. 1 at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.
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