Paris Hilton & Nicole Richie: Queens of the 2000’s

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Speaker 1 What is up, Daddy Gang? It is your founding father, Alex Cooper, with Call Her Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy.

Speaker 1 Nicole Ritchie and Paris Hilton, welcome to Call Her Daddy.

Speaker 3 Thanks, bitch.

Speaker 1 I am so happy we're finally doing this.

Speaker 1 Okay, how are you guys doing today?

Speaker 3 I'm doing fab. How are you?

Speaker 1 You have a heart out. Yeah.
When are you leaving? At three. Okay.
So we have about 12 minutes to go. Here we go.
We're going to rip. I'm just kidding.
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Speaker 1 Okay, by the time this comes out, Thanksgiving will be over. What are you guys doing for the holidays? Christmica, New Year's.
What are your plans? What are we doing?

Speaker 3 Thanksgiving I host every year. Oh.

Speaker 3 I do the whole family and everyone's extended families, friends come over. It's a big thing in my house, and I do it every year.
Are you cooking? I don't cook on Thanksgiving.

Speaker 3 I cook every other day of the year. I cook 364 days a year, not Thanksgiving.
Why? Because I'm just being a gorge host, and that is a job within itself.

Speaker 1 Love. What about you, Paris?

Speaker 4 I'm going to be hosting as well at my house this year. So all the family is coming and we're having a big family get together.

Speaker 4 And then we're going to go to Maui after Christmas.

Speaker 1 Oh, fun. Entrepreneurs! Are you cooking? No,

Speaker 4 I love to cook as well, but Thanksgiving is like hardcore. That's like a lot.

Speaker 3 I agree, it's too hardcore, and I'm like entertaining people. And I've got like it's too much.

Speaker 4 I cooked a turkey once on my cooking show, Cooking with Paris, and it was traumatizing. Just like pulling all the things out of it.

Speaker 3 Just like not for you.

Speaker 1 No, we are gonna get to know you guys better today. So, Paris.
How would you describe Nicole's personality?

Speaker 4 Nicole is hilarious, fun.

Speaker 4 No, I was not gonna say that. I was a bit crazy, but not in a good, not in like a bad way.
I accept the good way. She's just the most fun person in the world.

Speaker 4 Like, when you're with her, you just laugh every second. She's so real.
She's kind, and she's beautiful.

Speaker 1 Okay, now, how would you describe Paris?

Speaker 3 I would actually describe you as kind of the same. You're so fun.

Speaker 3 We always have the most wild time and are always laughing.

Speaker 3 You are also extremely tender, sentimental,

Speaker 3 and

Speaker 3 just

Speaker 3 like

Speaker 3 always

Speaker 3 wanting everyone around you to be happy and stunning, bitch.

Speaker 4 Thanks, bitch.

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Okay, let's go back to your childhood. You guys grew up in the same neighborhood.

Speaker 1 Is that correct? Yes. And you guys went to the same school.
Yep.

Speaker 1 What was your first impression of each other? Do you remember?

Speaker 3 Well, we were two. So I don't know.

Speaker 1 Two?

Speaker 4 Yes.

Speaker 1 I didn't know you guys knew each other since you were two. Yes.
And so you guys were just inseparable since the moment you guys were like getting raised together?

Speaker 3 From day one. So we went to the same school, but we also, we had the same piano teacher outside of school.

Speaker 3 We like had our tap recital together.

Speaker 4 Orchestra.

Speaker 3 Oh my God. And then we graduated onto orchestra.
And we love our orchestra teacher, Mr. Hauser, who's in.

Speaker 3 Shout out to Mr. Hauser, who I'm sure watches this all the time.

Speaker 1 Obviously, he's obsessed with you guys.

Speaker 3 And he's actually in the encore.

Speaker 1 Nicole, what do you think your reputation was in your town and at school growing up?

Speaker 3 Okay, well, I did get class clown in both of my schools.

Speaker 1 Okay. What do you think your reputation was? Just like sweet.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Darling.
Nice.

Speaker 4 Angel.

Speaker 1 Never gets in trouble.

Speaker 1 What do you think the parents in your town thought of you? Of like all the kids in high school? Were you like when you were younger or even in middle school? What were people thinking?

Speaker 4 In middle school, like Nicole and I were only allowed to sleep at each other's houses. It wasn't like we were ever staying at all the other sleepovers.

Speaker 1 We weren't allowed. Okay.
Well, I didn't know the parents probably as well because our parents were really strict.

Speaker 3 Yeah. And they just like didn't let us do all the things.
And like we also used to get treated as one. So like if the leader of our group got mad mad at one of us, both of us were out.

Speaker 1 That's so nice to have a friend like that, where you're like, it's both of us or none of us.

Speaker 3 Yeah, I mean, we didn't even choose it.

Speaker 1 It just happened.

Speaker 3 And then all of a sudden, like, we were back in and we were like, okay.

Speaker 1 Wait, is it true that you guys had your first kiss at the same party? Yes. Yeah.
Tell me the story.

Speaker 4 It was at Samaritan Vegas Colker's house.

Speaker 3 Oh.

Speaker 4 That was the first one. That was the second.
The Vegas one. Oh, okay.

Speaker 1 Cause I remember we were in the basement. Our first kiss in Vegas?

Speaker 3 Second. Second.
This was like sixth grade.

Speaker 3 Sixth grade spin

Speaker 3 the bottle.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 4 And we both kissed like these two best friends. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Burt and Jared. Yeah.
Cute.

Speaker 1 Burt and Jared.

Speaker 1 Burt and Jared. Wait.
What age were you for your second kiss?

Speaker 1 Vegas? 14. You guys are not real.
Who the fuck is going to Vegas at 14? We were.

Speaker 3 We were.

Speaker 1 Wait, what were you doing in Vegas?

Speaker 3 We went. This is actually, we were not 14, we were, we were younger, but we were

Speaker 1 her parents.

Speaker 3 Yeah. Okay.
Her parents were going to Vegas.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 3 My parents were getting divorced. And so I,

Speaker 3 as any,

Speaker 3 you know, up and coming teenager would do, I told my mom I was going to my dad's. I told my dad I was staying with my mom.

Speaker 3 And

Speaker 3 I went to Vegas.

Speaker 3 And

Speaker 3 we would, like, her parents would go to parties and we loved this musical called Starlight Express.

Speaker 3 And we would sneak into the show and we would just like watch it at night. And then during the day, we would take taxis and

Speaker 3 leave the strip and go to the Boulevard Mall, to the exotic pet stores. And we would get like ferrets and chinchillas.
And then we would sneak them back into California because they're illegal here.

Speaker 1 Wait, and when did you kiss these? I'm assuming.

Speaker 1 Men, boys. They were in a group.
No, they were like, yeah. Like 10th grade.
How did you meet them in Vegas From our school? At the chinchilla farm?

Speaker 1 No, I don't think they came with us to go get the chinchillas.

Speaker 1 Yeah. So you had our first.
Second kiss in Vegas. Yeah.
Kind of romantic.

Speaker 3 Very romantic.

Speaker 1 And was that Burton, what was his name?

Speaker 3 They did not make the trip.

Speaker 1 No.

Speaker 1 Okay. Who had the stricter parents growing up? I know you're saying they're both strict, but like who was like really hard to go to whose house?

Speaker 1 So like you know, you're not sneaking out if you go to X's house.

Speaker 3 Well, I had security um at the house so that i've i've never i was never sneaking out was not even an option

Speaker 4 at your house my house was easier even though my mom was strict yeah or no it was your dad's was the easiest my dad's was the easiest he was always like on tour yeah he was gone so that was fun

Speaker 1 the way this is like so casually you're you realize that childhood is like you guys have like the craziest coolest childhoods right we lived a normal childhood too like yeah

Speaker 1 as you're saying second kiss in Vegas

Speaker 1 no but I think giggling ferrets

Speaker 1 okay I'm gonna play a game with you guys because I think this is gonna like really we're gonna get to know you a lot here ready okay who would the better 2000s wardrobe me

Speaker 3 2000 and what like I don't know

Speaker 4 too but mine was just like so so 2000 like just the so extra of it all yeah you are very 2000s Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah. I love it.
If you guys had to pick one 2000s trend to wear for the rest of your lives, what would it be?

Speaker 3 I would never do such a thing. Okay.

Speaker 4 I would wear all my 21st birthday dress.

Speaker 1 Love. Yeah.
I think you said that to me last time. You love that fucking dress.
I love it. I love it.
Where is that dress?

Speaker 4 In my closet. Love.

Speaker 1 How honest were you guys when you were younger with each other when like they had a horrible outfit on?

Speaker 4 I feel like we always looked so hot.

Speaker 4 And we would dress like twins twins a lot because her mom would buy us like two of the same outfit always. And we were like obsessed with doing that back in the day.

Speaker 3 Yeah, we had to wear uniforms in school. And then

Speaker 3 the summer program was called Summer Games. And my mom would buy like six of the shirts that we would have to wear and she would put shoulder pads in them.
This is ladies.

Speaker 3 Shoulder pads in them and bedazzle them. And so we would like.
We would always dress as twins.

Speaker 3 And then when we were a little bit older, like once we were 11, we would go to Contempo Casuals and Judy's and our parents would treat us like twins.

Speaker 3 They would buy us like, remember the burgundy bell bottom dress?

Speaker 4 The bell bottom. It was so cute.
Yes.

Speaker 1 We have to rewind. Why shoulder pads?

Speaker 3 Because it was the 80s and like that's just

Speaker 3 very cool.

Speaker 1 Yes. Who was the bigger shopaholic?

Speaker 3 I would say you're very like,

Speaker 3 you're like, like a little more like manic and you're, you're like, you're like, I want it all, right?

Speaker 4 It's my ADHD as well. I just, I love it all.

Speaker 1 But I do love to shop okay who has the worst dating history me

Speaker 1 yeah yeah

Speaker 3 who was more delusional over guys when you guys were younger um i would say me because my first real boyfriend's aol name was playa for the number four life and i was devastated and shocked to my core when he cheated on me.

Speaker 3 I couldn't believe it. I was like, where were the signs?

Speaker 1 How did you find out he cheated?

Speaker 3 So he cheated on me three times.

Speaker 3 Once was on the Peter Pan ride at Disneyland. And I know this because every time I ride, I go

Speaker 3 to myself.

Speaker 1 Pleia 2245. What was it handled to? Plea.

Speaker 3 Plea for life.

Speaker 3 Playa for life. P-L-A-Y-A-O.

Speaker 3 At A-O-L.com.

Speaker 1 Email him. Anyone wants to, you know, email him.
I'm sure.

Speaker 3 He's still around.

Speaker 1 Okay, Peter Panride.

Speaker 3 Peter Panride. And then one of the girls.
So I had like heard about it. I asked him.
He obviously said no. And then one of the girls was really nice and got on the phone with me and told me.

Speaker 3 And she was like, he said that you guys were broken up. I'm so sorry.
And then this is when conference, conference had just gotten where like you could,

Speaker 3 if you had like the elevated conference, you could still get call waiting while you were on conference with somebody else. So we called him on conference.

Speaker 3 He obviously was like, I'm not, I'm not going to admit anything. And then we had someone call her.
So she got a call waiting, flipped to the other call, came back, and then he admitted it.

Speaker 1 Horrible. Yes.
You moved on.

Speaker 3 Yeah. I mean, I moved on, but I was like, it was the, I was really shook.
I was like, I cannot believe I got cheated. Getting cheated on sucks.
Oh, it's horrible. It's horrible.

Speaker 1 Have you gotten cheated on? Every girl has. I know.

Speaker 1 That's really terrible. Guys are asking.
It's horrible. It's horrible.
What is a bad way that you found out? So you found out from a girl coming to you. Have you found out a different way?

Speaker 4 TMZ.

Speaker 4 Paris.

Speaker 4 No.

Speaker 4 Yeah.

Speaker 1 What do you do when you see that online?

Speaker 4 Just so pissed. Just like.

Speaker 4 It's obviously hurts, but also just like mad. Just like, how could you humiliate me like this?

Speaker 1 Are you a confrontational person where you would be like calling them or you're over?

Speaker 4 No,

Speaker 4 I'm like done. And then I hate confrontation.
So I just would rather never speak to the person. If I would like to break up with someone, I wouldn't even tell them.
I just like never

Speaker 4 just like ghost.

Speaker 1 I feel like Nicole, you're confrontational. No?

Speaker 3 Yeah, no. I wanted it to be like.
a major motion picture like a punishment

Speaker 1 tell me at a minute like yeah, I was like, I know.

Speaker 3 But I waited until like I was,

Speaker 3 that was fun, kind of.

Speaker 1 It is fun when you look back and you're not like in the moment. It's fun to look back at the heartbreak, but when you're in it, you're like, no, when you're in it, it's so devastating.

Speaker 1 You can't survive.

Speaker 3 And it affects you for life.

Speaker 2 Completely.

Speaker 3 I actually saw one of the girls at a party and I was like, you know, you like rile yourself up and your friends are like, what are you going to, what are you going to do? She's coming. She's coming.

Speaker 3 And I was like, I'm going to beat her up.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 3 I've never hit anyone in my life.

Speaker 3 And then like, finally, like, you know, you're saying it for so long. And then she got there.
So the whole party was like, Nicole, she's here.

Speaker 1 She's here.

Speaker 3 And I was like, ah, and I like walked up to her. I don't even know what I thought I was going to do.
And her friend literally just went like this, bing.

Speaker 1 And I flew across, flew across the party.

Speaker 3 I'd have a chance. And anyway, we ended up going to college together.
So she's my friend, kind of.

Speaker 1 You're like, bye, never mind. Wait, now you're friends? Yeah.

Speaker 3 I mean, I haven't seen her in like loose. Yeah.
Yeah. But if I saw her, I'd be like, oh, my God.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Play up for life ruins. Play up for life.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 Who was the bigger flirt back then? You, I think. Yeah.
Love.

Speaker 3 I would flirt, but it was more to like humiliate them.

Speaker 1 Like more in like an aggressive.

Speaker 1 Not in like a like. Sweet.
Yeah, I wasn't. You're like, I'm going to ruin your life.

Speaker 1 And then some.

Speaker 1 When the two of you guys would be out, like, would you be be the person that would go up to the guys? Like, if you're at a club, you guys want to like infiltrate a table? Are you going up?

Speaker 4 No, everyone was trying to infiltrate our table. Okay.
We didn't have to go up to anyone. They just wanted to come up to us.

Speaker 3 I have to say our focus wasn't really like guys.

Speaker 3 We didn't have to, that was not, like, we always just wanted to have fun.

Speaker 1 Have fun. And then the guys would come and you're like, oh, this is nice.
Like, this is a fun little thing. Yeah.
Did you guys ever fall for the same person or like the same person ever?

Speaker 4 We just had opposite taste.

Speaker 1 Okay. Tell me what, what was your type back then?

Speaker 3 People who cheat, I guess.

Speaker 1 Assholes. Yeah.

Speaker 3 I guess. Play us.

Speaker 1 What was your type?

Speaker 4 Just people who are cute.

Speaker 1 Parents. Or hot.

Speaker 1 No, no, no. You think you were dating nice guys.

Speaker 4 No, not like cute, like looks-wise.

Speaker 1 Like just people.

Speaker 4 people who are hot and

Speaker 4 some people were good but there was it's la so yeah yeah yeah You get both.

Speaker 1 Didn't you say once in the simple life that you liked men to look like they were dying?

Speaker 1 Yes, yes, I did say that. If I saw a bunch of like people that you talked to when you were younger, like did they, was there a theme of them actually looking like skinny and frail and ill?

Speaker 3 No, I mean, I sadly, I think I just said that to like gross Janet out.

Speaker 1 I don't think I really meant it.

Speaker 1 I'm obsessed with you. So you weren't, you weren't going for like a specific looks-wise type?

Speaker 3 No.

Speaker 1 Whose husband is more likely to crash a girl's night out? Do you guys ever go out together?

Speaker 3 Crash a girl's night out.

Speaker 3 Joel, I think, would get annoyed at like so many girls all at one time. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Carter never goes out. So

Speaker 1 neither of them are coming.

Speaker 3 I don't think they're coming.

Speaker 1 Wait, how did you meet Joel?

Speaker 3 A friend set us up. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Wait, had you ever like dabbled with musicians at that point?

Speaker 3 No, I had not dabbled with musicians.

Speaker 3 But our friend set us up, not in a serious way at all. She was like, you're single and he's single.
So this is probably not going to be serious, but you guys should hang out.

Speaker 3 And

Speaker 3 we did. And I don't know if you've met Joel before.

Speaker 1 I think you did because quickly.

Speaker 3 Yes, yes, yes. But Joel is very shy, very shy.
Yes. So the first night I met him, he actually didn't speak to me.
And I was like, this is my husband.

Speaker 3 Yeah.

Speaker 1 You were like, this is how I know it's good. I was like,

Speaker 3 this is the man for me. Stop.

Speaker 1 And do you think he was into at first?

Speaker 3 Yes. He ended up text, not texting, yeah, or emailing.
I don't know. Whatever.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Whatever was happening back then.

Speaker 3 AOL, playeth for life.

Speaker 1 What was your AIM?

Speaker 1 Okay. Okay.

Speaker 3 My first name was

Speaker 3 Princess NR because I had had a dog named Princess.

Speaker 3 Then

Speaker 3 I got a second name, Ballerina Girl NR, because Ballerina Girl is a song that my dad wrote and the song is after me. So I just like made that my name.
Okay.

Speaker 3 So anyway, one day I was

Speaker 3 like, we were exchanging

Speaker 3 screen names or whatever, like to like a group of friends. And it was, this is like when it was new.

Speaker 3 So we we were like calling each other by their names, you know, and I was like, and so like we sat there for an hour and everyone was like, okay, later, like whatever, whatever, later, da, da, da.

Speaker 3 And I was like, and then they looked at me and they go, see you later, baller in a girl. And I said, no, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Speaker 3 Baller in a girl. I said, I cannot believe for a straight hour, you thought that my name was Baller in a Girl.
So now some of my friends still call me that.

Speaker 1 Baller in a girl.

Speaker 3 Baller in a a girl.

Speaker 1 That anyone would think that that's a good idea. Imagine you calling yourself a baller.

Speaker 3 Yeah. And honestly, I have ever since.

Speaker 1 So, what was yours?

Speaker 4 Beautiful blonde baby girl.

Speaker 1 Are you fucking lying? No. Beautiful blonde baby girl.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 I am obsessed. That's my email name.
Yes. Yeah.
That's one of them.

Speaker 4 Other one's Princess PH. Another one's Barbie 420.

Speaker 1 So we're emailing people and it's like from beautiful blonde baby girl. That is like, you have to have some confidence.

Speaker 1 Paris.

Speaker 1 Yes. Love.
Yeah, love. Follower and a girl and beautiful blonde.

Speaker 1 Jesus Christ.

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Speaker 1 Back to Joel. So you meet him.

Speaker 1 When did you meet Joel? Like when did Paris get introduced?

Speaker 3 Was it the same night? I don't know. I feel like it was like, it was around Thanksgiving weekend and it was like pretty fast, I feel like, when you met him.

Speaker 1 It was. What did you think of them together?

Speaker 4 I loved it. You did.
Yeah. Just out there, so cute.

Speaker 3 It was on dot-com from the day we hung out.

Speaker 4 Joel is so sweet. He's so loyal.
Like he's just one of those types of guys that's like completely different than like an LA guy.

Speaker 1 Yeah, love. Were you a fan of Good Charlotte?

Speaker 3 I was a fan of Good Charlotte. And

Speaker 3 he also, when he asked me to go to his house, he hates when I tell this story.

Speaker 3 He asked me to, he was like, do you want to come? He was like, do you want to come over and like watch TV? And I was like, yeah, I do. And he goes, do you watch The Wire?

Speaker 3 I've never seen The Wire in my life. I go.
The Wire is my favorite show. He goes, great.
Why don't you come over and watch it? Now, listen, obviously The Wire Wire is an amazing show. Okay.

Speaker 3 I'm not dissing The Wire.

Speaker 1 But I'm upset.

Speaker 3 Okay. I'm a girl.
He just like threw me into like season three.

Speaker 3 There's no music.

Speaker 3 And I, for a very long time, pretended like I watched and loved The Wire.

Speaker 1 When did you break it to him?

Speaker 3 I think like a few years after. Years.
Yeah, we had kids. Nicole.

Speaker 3 But we have since re-watched The Wire. It's one of, and Joel's from Baltimore.
Joel's from Maryland. So

Speaker 3 it's one of our go-to shows. It's cute.
But it always reminds me of when we first met because I

Speaker 3 really threw myself into that show.

Speaker 1 It is crazy. Like I have done the same thing where I've like lied about liking something for a guy.
And I'm like, then you get yourself into it and you're like, I didn't know that.

Speaker 1 You're like so deep in.

Speaker 3 Right.

Speaker 1 You're like, I didn't think it would go this far.

Speaker 1 And then you're like, they're going to think I'm a full liar if I admit to this because like I've been watching like I'm on the seventh episode and I'm like, oh my God, he's so funny. Yeah.

Speaker 3 I didn't know he was going to say, do you want to watch it tomorrow? I was like, oh, God.

Speaker 1 Okay. Great.

Speaker 1 See you there. Paris, have you ever lied to like like something for a guy and then been like, why the fuck did I do that?

Speaker 4 Like sports sometimes.

Speaker 1 Are you a big sports person or not at all? No.

Speaker 4 Like I like playing sports. Like I like playing ice hockey.
I like going to ice hockey games. I just, some games are boring.
And I just don't like it.

Speaker 1 Okay. Sorry, back to my game.

Speaker 1 Who is throwing the best party?

Speaker 3 I don't really, I don't throw parties. I don't like people in

Speaker 3 my space. Not like wild parties.
Like you would throw parties.

Speaker 4 I throw crazy parties. I love.

Speaker 1 You do. The time I interviewed, you were setting up for a Christmas party.
Oh my God, that was almost a year ago. How insane is that?

Speaker 4 Oh, times went too fast.

Speaker 1 You throw great parties. You don't like people.

Speaker 3 I throw parties now, but when I was younger, I did not throw like wild parties at my house.

Speaker 1 Because you just didn't want people around you in your house.

Speaker 3 Yeah, I didn't want anyone like stealing my things or anything.

Speaker 1 You don't care if people are like wandering in your house.

Speaker 4 No, I don't want people stealing my things either, but sometimes people do. There's like people have literally taken like framed photos and put them in their purses.

Speaker 4 My security has been like went up to them and been like, excuse me, can I have that photo?

Speaker 1 Dude, that's fucking insane. People like feel, and especially if people like get a drink in them, they feel like, I love this place.
And they start like doing weird shit in your house.

Speaker 4 That and like lighting cigarettes, like ashing all over the floor.

Speaker 1 I'm like, are you like, I have children that live here. Like, no, no, no, that's not the vibe.
Okay.

Speaker 1 Which one of you is more likely when you were younger to like pull through with plans for the night? You're like, I've got the spot. I know where we're going.

Speaker 4 It was like a schedule.

Speaker 1 It was a schedule. What do you do to schedule?

Speaker 4 Like, Mondays was Joseph's.

Speaker 1 Right. What is it?

Speaker 4 Tuesdays was like guys.

Speaker 4 Wednesdays was Las Palmas. Yep.
Thursdays was like Concord or LAX.

Speaker 4 Yeah. There was just all these clubs.
It was like a schedule.

Speaker 3 You would just go like where all your friends went and that's what we would do.

Speaker 1 Would you guys go out every single night?

Speaker 4 Not Saturdays and Sundays.

Speaker 3 Those days are for losers.

Speaker 1 What?

Speaker 1 We Saturday and Sunday. I feel like Saturday is like the night.
No, that's loser, Bill. What was the best night to go out?

Speaker 3 Thursday. Thursdays.

Speaker 4 Yeah.

Speaker 1 I'm learning so much. Nicole, what is your wildest interaction with paparazzi?

Speaker 3 Once I was hospitalized, I got crashed into.

Speaker 1 Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah.
Oh, my God. You were driving and someone crashed into you?

Speaker 4 Yes.

Speaker 3 I'm so sorry. Yeah.
My son was like six weeks old. He was not in the car.
Thank God. Thank God.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 When you look back at that, like, how do you feel about that time in your life?

Speaker 1 Um,

Speaker 3 I feel

Speaker 3 like at the time, you, it was very hard to

Speaker 3 implement any sort of like boundaries because the world was not really acting like you deserved that at all.

Speaker 3 And I was so young and just like didn't know how to stand up for myself like that.

Speaker 3 So I was just like, I was just, I like, I accept it a lot more, which I think is very common for your 20s of just like accepting that things that I would never accept now.

Speaker 1 That's traumatizing.

Speaker 1 I know, obviously, like you've talked about it occasionally of like, well, not occasionally a lot, like you've been very outspoken in a good way of like, this is really dangerous of like what those people were doing back in the day.

Speaker 4 And and then it's kind of fucked up when people are like yeah but you guys were asking for it like you loved it like what do you say to that i don't say i'm like if that's what you want to believe yeah do it off i don't care what is one of the crazier experiences you've had with paparazzi well just when i used to live on kings road like right above sunset plaza they would just wait outside my house from morning till night and just follow me from the second i woke up till i went home at night.

Speaker 4 And there would be some times where I would wanting to go to a friend's house and I didn't want them knowing their address.

Speaker 4 So, I would literally be driving like 100 miles per hour, just trying to get away from them. There'd be 20 cars all chasing me.

Speaker 4 And I just remember just like sometimes turning around and just being like, guys, like, leave me the fuck alone. And they would just not stop.

Speaker 4 So, that would just drive me crazy because it would just get so dangerous with like all these like strange men just like following me all the time or like going through my trash or people like jumping over the gate.

Speaker 4 And just like, it was just so invasive all the time.

Speaker 1 No, that like creates like an intense form of paranoia, I'm sure. Like you can't, you have to worry about what you put in your trash.

Speaker 4 Everything, just like them shooting through the windows, just like

Speaker 4 it was just creepy. I'm so happy I live in a gated community now because it's just like in your gated community.

Speaker 1 When I tried to find your house, Paris, there's no cell service there. And I literally was like, hello.
And then I'm like, this freak driving down, there's like a man like walking along.

Speaker 1 I was like, I'm trying to go to Paris, Hilton South. He's like, we've got a freak on the loose.
He probably was like breaking in. No, your house is, you are,

Speaker 1 you're good to go. You're safe.
Um, okay, sorry to bring that down for a second, but it is interesting to hear about like what you guys had to go through.

Speaker 1 Um, okay, I know this is like vague, but if you can try to give the daddy gang a story, what do you think is one of the most iconic nights out that you guys had together when you look back and you're like, fuck, that was insane.

Speaker 1 Like, the two of us went all out. It was so fun, or something horrible happened, or something disastrous, or fun, or funny, like anything.

Speaker 3 We did go through a stage where we would wear shoes with wheels on them

Speaker 3 and we would roller skate all night. And I, this was at the same time I had my ball python, Cleopatra, and she would come with me as well.

Speaker 1 What?

Speaker 3 So I had a ball python, her name was Cleopatra, she was gorge, and I would wear her around my neck like a necklace, and we'd put on our shoes with wheels, and we would like roller skate all night.

Speaker 1 Would you go out with this with Cleopatra? Of course.

Speaker 1 You would go in public with a snake around you? It was a choker.

Speaker 3 Yeah, it's like a little collar, like a collar necklace.

Speaker 1 Wait, Cleopatra.

Speaker 1 Wait. And no one stopped you?

Speaker 3 Stopped me from what? Being gorgeous?

Speaker 1 Oh my God. You never were like, oh my god, my python is about to fucking rip the necks of everyone around me?

Speaker 3 No. No, she, no, she loved being with me.
She was so, I miss her.

Speaker 1 Okay, so are you, you're talking about Healy's, right? Or no? These are different.

Speaker 3 No, this is like like pre-Heely's. Yeah.

Speaker 1 You were whipping. Did you ever wear them to the club?

Speaker 3 Yeah. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 You're in the club with Healy. Yes,

Speaker 1 yes.

Speaker 4 Well, because you could press the button and they would go in and out.

Speaker 3 They were just like, yeah. So we would come and like swoop-dee-doo all night.

Speaker 4 They were great for like getting away from creepy guys.

Speaker 3 Yeah, you'd be like, oh, I'll be right back. And then

Speaker 1 you're like, one second.

Speaker 1 Dude, that's insane. I can't imagine wearing those to a a club.
We were professionals.

Speaker 3 Yeah, we were just really good at it.

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Did you ever get in trouble by your parents together?

Speaker 3 In Vegas when we were 11.

Speaker 1 In Vegas when you were 11?

Speaker 3 Well, no, we were like 12.

Speaker 1 11 and a half.

Speaker 4 We were like 13 and we were with these guys and they're like,

Speaker 4 Do you want to go to the strip? And it was New Year's Eve and we were like, okay, so we were on the Las Vegas strip.

Speaker 4 Then these cops came up to us and they're like how old are you and we're like 21 and they're like no let's let's see your IDs how old are you really and we're like 18 and they're like how old are you really what's your names and I was like my name's Jennifer Pearlstein her name is Leslie

Speaker 4 and they were just like where are you staying and they kept asking us a million questions and then

Speaker 4 Nicole's like, actually, and you told us

Speaker 3 well, I were like, if you don't, I actually don't think we said 21. I think we said we're 15 because we in our minds thought that was like old.

Speaker 1 We did.

Speaker 3 Yes. And we didn't have fake IDs.
Yeah. And so they were like, they were like, what's your name? I think you said Jenny Stone because we went to school with her.

Speaker 1 Stop. Poor Jenny.
Jenny.

Speaker 3 Her parents are getting a call.

Speaker 3 And they were like, we're going to arrest you if you don't tell us your parents' names. So then they came.
Your parents came. They got us.

Speaker 3 Your dad, who's the kindest, sweetest, most soft-spoken man, turned to us. I'll never forget it.
And he goes, I knew this was a bad idea. Like screaming at us.
He's like, I knew this was a bad idea.

Speaker 3 You lied to us, da-da-da. And you were never hanging out again.

Speaker 3 Cut to the simple life.

Speaker 3 We got separated a lot. Remember when I had a piano, my piano lesson at my house? And I like didn't want, they were like, okay, it's time for, because we were always at each other's houses.

Speaker 3 So it was like, okay, it's time for the piano lesson. You guys have to stop.
Paris has to go home.

Speaker 3 And we were like no we don't want to and so we were holding hands and they were like come on guys come on and my nanny like was pulling me and then like my housekeeper was pulling her and then we grabbed this hand and this hand and someone was holding our legs up so we were just like flying parallel to the floor

Speaker 1 yeah that was so fun so fun yeah i can't the fact that you guys like no we're 15 meanwhile that's like old in your mind you're 11. paris like no i think we're like 11 but we we didn't do anything.

Speaker 1 We weren't literally anything.

Speaker 3 We were just out past curfew. Classic.
Just like.

Speaker 1 Except you're on the Vegas Strip.

Speaker 3 Yeah, but we were just like being cute and we wanted to go to the Mirage and see the Tigers. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Yeah.
Classic, classic.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 I have to ask, though, because you just mentioned your dad being like, you're never doing that again. Cut to the simple life.

Speaker 1 Why we're here, obviously, aside from like, I love you guys.

Speaker 1 Let's talk about the simple life. We're getting an encore.
We're getting a three-part series. We're getting, what do we want to call it?

Speaker 3 I call it a reunion special.

Speaker 1 Love. Yeah.
Okay.

Speaker 1 Can we go back to the first original before we get to the reunion? Because obviously the original was so iconic.

Speaker 1 Paris, can you talk to me about like how was the show originally pitched to you of like the simple life? Because it is so iconic and will be forever iconic.

Speaker 4 They didn't tell me. where we were going to go.
They basically just said, we want you to go somewhere and we're going to take away your phones and your money and credit cards. Okay.

Speaker 4 And you're just going to go somewhere. And they didn't say anything.
Like, they didn't say like you're going to be working jobs. Like,

Speaker 1 I don't, how did they?

Speaker 3 It was just like, you're going to go somewhere and take away everything. Yeah, they told us nothing.
Nothing.

Speaker 4 We didn't know we were flying. Like, even on the jet flying over there, they didn't tell us.
We were just like.

Speaker 3 We didn't know until we landed.

Speaker 1 We, so. Hold on.
Producers pitch you this idea and you two do it together and you're both like, sounds good. And you get on a private plane.
yeah. And you fly to what was the first place you went?

Speaker 1 Arkansas.

Speaker 4 Arkansas? Altis. Love.

Speaker 1 And you then just start filming.

Speaker 3 We start filming the moment we got on the plane, I think.

Speaker 1 Oh, interesting. Okay.

Speaker 3 Or I think the night before, because we had a goodbye party.

Speaker 4 Yeah, the goodbye party, and they're filming like packing and all that.

Speaker 1 Now, obviously, the premise is you guys like doing like jobs each episode, and you're like doing a job. Had you guys ever had a real job prior to that?

Speaker 3 No. No.
You were a fake figure.

Speaker 3 I was a skating school instructor and I was very good.

Speaker 1 You were. Yeah.
Love that for you. Thank you.

Speaker 1 Okay. You guys have a little song that you liked to sing throughout filming.
Can you guys remind us of how it goes?

Speaker 3 Okay. Well, let me just tell you this song is beautiful.
Okay. And I did talk to you about all of our musical talents, but what I didn't say is that we wrote this song.
ourselves when we were seven.

Speaker 3 If you can believe it.

Speaker 1 I mean, the talent in this room. It's really,

Speaker 3 I have chills just from talking about it.

Speaker 1 Okay, I'm gonna close my eyes. Come on, give me a little tune.
Ready? Okay.

Speaker 4 The ending can get pretty loud sometimes.

Speaker 1 Yeah. So you wrote this when you're seven.
Can you die? I mean, it's kind of like beautiful. It's a work of art.
It is. What did your dad say when he heard it for the first time?

Speaker 3 He was like jealous and wanted to put it on his album and I was like, no.

Speaker 1 Pay me, bitch.

Speaker 3 Pay me, bitch.

Speaker 1 Let me, before I want to actually talk about this, you guys stopped talking at one point. I don't know if this is a sort of topic, but I have to ask about it.

Speaker 1 You guys were like not filming together in season four for The Simple Life, right? What the fuck happened? Be real with me. Don't give me a PR answer, you little shit.

Speaker 3 It's not going to be good enough for you.

Speaker 3 It really isn't. Like, it's it's never good enough for people.

Speaker 1 Okay. What happened?

Speaker 3 It's not even, like, there's nothing, nothing really

Speaker 1 happened. I mean, go ahead.

Speaker 4 Back then, the media was just so toxic. And they loved starting feuds between people because obviously that sold tabloids.

Speaker 4 So it was mostly just the media just spinning things and creating drama that didn't even exist, which was normal during the 2000s. They did it with everyone.

Speaker 3 It's that combined with like, and we are in our 20s and and we had no time. Like, it wouldn't happen now because,

Speaker 3 you know, I think like we were just so young that we didn't even know like how to communicate with each other. So like, you know, if we were hearing something, we just

Speaker 3 would assume, is that true? Is that not true? And we didn't have the communication skills that we have now

Speaker 3 to like have check-ins, which is so important. Yeah.

Speaker 1 No, I can see that. Like

Speaker 1 you guys seeing things in in tabloids. And it, like, obviously, I feel like whenever there's a duo, people want to break a duo up.
And it's like pitting each other against each other.

Speaker 1 Like, who's better at this? And who's better at this? And it's like, does it make you sad when you look back that it like the media fucked with your guys' relationship that heavily?

Speaker 3 It makes me, yes. I mean, it makes me sad, like, whatever.
I don't care about the media. It makes me like sad to think about a time without my friend.

Speaker 3 I think that it has really helped me in my communicating at this stage in my life.

Speaker 3 And, you know, I think just with all relationships, like it's so important to have check-ins and to be honest and real and, you know, tender with the people that. you love the most.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 I mean, I think that's even applicable to like social media.

Speaker 1 Like I bet people see in college or high school or whatever, you're like, oh my God, this friend went to this party and I didn't get invited.

Speaker 1 And everything can be misconstrued because we're posting like half versions of what's going on.

Speaker 1 And you can feel so upset and frustrated if you're not included in something or you hear a rumor from someone and it's like half of it is usually never true. Who reached out first to clear the air?

Speaker 1 How did you guys like come back together?

Speaker 3 We were friends for a long time before anyone even knew because our families are friends. Right.
You know, and so like,

Speaker 3 like we've been, we've been friends our entire lives.

Speaker 3 So, you know, when you're talking, like, and I don't mean to belittle it at all, but when you're like talking about some fight, like I watch, you know, I watch it with like other 20-year-olds that I know, and they're, they're like going through a little thing, and then they're back, going through a little thing, and then they're back.

Speaker 3 But because ours was a part of a TV show, it just blew up to be something that was so big

Speaker 3 that it became impossible to like connect to or have any sort of like real

Speaker 3 like feeling around it you know because like it just became so and and and is like you know we're sitting here talking about it now you know and i'm like yeah like i there's nothing that like lives in the sur on the surface in me like i you know i have to really like i don't know it was just it be it became something that was like otherworldly yeah it was like bigger than you guys were like wait we're back as friends and people like me still asking about it to this day because again i think the media makes it like they had the biggest falling out and you're guys yeah we got like in a fight.

Speaker 1 And then as friends, we got back together. Like me, my best friend will fight and be like, okay, what time are we getting dinner? Yes, it's totally.
Yeah. Okay, that makes sense.

Speaker 1 Okay, so you guys are back. Tell me everything.
How did you guys decide to do this three-part series? Like, tell me everything.

Speaker 4 It was during Christmas last year. It was last year.
I think so, yeah.

Speaker 1 Last year.

Speaker 4 And we were texting. And I was like, can you believe it's about to be the 20th anniversary of the Simple Life? Like, that's so crazy.
And

Speaker 4 i had gotten a dm from braxton who's the little boy he was like the little three-year-old on the show and he was telling me that he had just passed the bar exam and he's now a lawyer so i was sending nicole the message from him and just reminiscing with her oh my god and then

Speaker 3 and we we were you know i mean this is this is all over text so i said

Speaker 3 Should we do something? And Paris wrote back, should we?

Speaker 3 And I said, okay let's let's talk about it let's talk about it over over the new year I mean it was the first time that I think we both really like considered because we both have had people come to us and be like do you want to do it again

Speaker 3 and we're like no what you can't do that again it's not realistic you know and no that time was so special and it just was and it was really nice like because there wasn't anyone else on the call it was just the two of us and for that I would say two weeks where it was like just us, Carter and Joel knew.

Speaker 3 You came over, we had tacos, and we just like talked about if we were to celebrate, you know, the 20-year anniversary, what would that look like? And, you know, that, that, that part was very nice.

Speaker 3 That's right. I mean, the whole thing's been nice, but like that part was very special because no one even knew.

Speaker 1 Well, I think like that's why we're all so excited is it's like to see you guys back on camera together.

Speaker 1 And even though it's just like a three-part series, that's like more than we could could have ever asked for. Cause I think people never thought we were gonna get that again.

Speaker 1 So, thank you guys for doing that for all of us. Um, wait, and you for the first episode, you fly back to Arkansas, yes.

Speaker 1 Can I say on Slivbing Air? Is that a thing? Slith air, slith air.

Speaker 1 I asked everyone, is it pink or no?

Speaker 4 You're playing it's going to be soon. We're getting the whole thing redone on pink.

Speaker 1 I'm obsessed. What do you think the simple life legacy is going to be?

Speaker 4 The most iconic show to ever exist.

Speaker 1 Wrapping up, because I know you have to fucking go, you're like, 12 minutes are up.

Speaker 1 Can you talk to me a little bit though about like how your guys' friendship has evolved over time?

Speaker 1 Because obviously you guys saying like you met at two years old, you were friends all through basically like your whole life on and off in moments, obviously as friends do, now doing this again together.

Speaker 1 Like you're both moms.

Speaker 1 How has your relationship evolved?

Speaker 3 It's been amazing. I mean, it's just been so we were talking about even before we started, and you were like, How has it been, you know, doing press, you know, with

Speaker 3 like your friend and just the whole thing. And it's just been so amazing.
It really has like

Speaker 3 spending time with my friend, but also working together, going out into the world and doing press together, which is a very nerve-wracking thing. Yes.
And it's been so nice.

Speaker 3 I was talking to you about it last weekend. I was saying, I wish we could just do everything together because it's just so fun.

Speaker 3 And like, you know, it just like makes it like we laugh the whole time.

Speaker 1 No, I'm so happy that I got to sit down with you guys. We love you.
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