Paris's joy as a mom shone bright, but a chuckle about delayed diaper changes for little Phoenix stirred controversy. In her docu-series "Paris in Love," she joked about waiting until Phoenix hit a month old to tackle his soiled nappies. This jest was misconstrued by some viewers, leading to claims of avoidance. Clearing up the misconception, Paris disclosed that she had changed Phoenix's diaper the very first night they were home together[1].
Nicky Hilton and the nanny stepped in, guiding Paris through the often-daunting task of diaper changes. Paris admitted to initial unease, confessing that changing diapers wasn't part of her pre-motherhood repertoire. However, seasoned mother Nicky wisely pointed out that motherhood came with the odd taste of dirt and demonstrated the efficiency of the process[1].
While Paris reveled in motherhood, her husband Carter Reum faced concerns of a different flavor. As a public figure, Paris's fame could potentially draw unwanted attention to their children in public places. Although it's a fact that Paris loves sharing family moments on her social media, her kids' charm would still be impossible to miss[1].
The underlying truth behind Paris's alleged diaper-changing avoidance was mere jest. The statement of waiting until Phoenix reached a month before handling the soiled nappy was a humorous comment taken out of context. Paris clarified her stance, emphasizing her commitment and love for motherhood, even amidst the initial misunderstanding[1].
Family and love are central to Paris Hilton's tale as a new mother. Supportive husband Carter Reum and sharing cherished moments with fans on social media have made the journey even more meaningful. From the shocking surprise of young Phoenix's F-bomb to embracing the challenges of parenthood through IVF and surrogacy, Paris's love for her family has been unwavering[2].
In 2023, Paris and Carter welcomed their son Phoenix via surrogacy, followed only 10 months later by daughter London's arrival via the same route. Despite facing challenges such as PTSD, Paris has been forthright about her journey as a mom and has expressed gratitude for the family and love that sustains and strengthens her[4].
