With a spatula
La celebrity Paris Hilton revealed in her new book that an eighth-grade teacher bullied and “kissed” her, which took her “decades” to see herself as a “victim.”
By infobae
In her new memoir, “Paris: The Memoir,” released Tuesday, the 42-year-old hotel heiress recalled a “handsome young” instructor she nicknamed “Mr. Abercrombie” telling her that he was “in love” with her.
Hilton, who was in her late teens at the time, explained that the teacher gave him his phone number and asked him to keep his contact a secret.
“Mr. Abercrombie called me almost every night and we talked for hours. about how incredibly mature and beautiful and intelligent she was, how sensual and misunderstood and special she was“, wrote.
She recalled that her teacher also told her that the age difference between Prince Charles and Lady Di was 13 years, and that Priscilla Presley was only 14 years old when she met Elvis and “fell in love with her.” Hinting that what they were doing was not bad.
In the note, the outlet said that according to the book, “Mr. Abercrombie ”finally made a secret visit to Paris’s house when his parents, Kathy and Rick Hilton, were not present.
“The teacher took me in his arms and kissed me”, Paris wrote, adding that their mom and dad caught them in their car coming home. She explained that she remembers “Mr. Abercrombie” blaming her, asking, “’Why did you make me do this?’”.
After that episode, Paris recounted that her parents sent her to France that summer to live with her grandmother, and because of this she did not mentally confront the inappropriate relationship she had for many years.
“It took me decades to utter the word pedophile,” notes the star. “Casting him in the role of child molester meant putting myself in the role of victim, and I just couldn’t go there.”
Page Six explained that Paris addresses her past with the same candor in the rest of her memoirs, detailing how it was drugged and raped at 15 and how was it pressured to film a sex tape with Rick Salomon four years later.
In 2020, the “Stars Are Blind” artist released the documentary “The Is Paris,” painting a bigger picture of her troubled youth and traumatic experience at boarding school.
Continue reading the news here.