Paris Hilton Sings the Theme Song for "Paris & Pups" in the Show's Debut Trailer
Get ready for an exciting new addition to the animated children's series landscape! "Paris & Pups," produced by 11:11 Media, 9 Story Media Group, HappyNest Entertainment, and Paris Hilton herself, is set to premiere on YouTube on September 23.
The series, aimed at children ages 5-8, is based on Hilton and her real-life pets and follows the adventures of a central character named Star, inspired by Hilton's childhood nickname. Star is surrounded by a squad of pups: Slivington, Baby, Diamond, Mugsy, and Bijou, each with a unique personality.
The series is set in a glamorous hotel and focuses on themes of love, friendship, chasing dreams, and living one's best life. Paris Hilton has even lent her voice to perform the theme song for the series.
9 Story Distribution holds worldwide distribution rights for "Paris & Pups," with 9 Story Brands overseeing licensing for the series in international markets, excluding the U.S. Retail Monster leads licensing for "Paris & Pups" in the U.S.
The series will consist of four initial episodes, followed by weekly drops. A release for the publishing rights of "Paris & Pups" is planned for next fall by 9 Story Media Group.
Scholastic, through its subsidiary 9 Story Media Group, has retained global publishing rights across all formats for "Paris & Pups." UTA and Stampede Ventures are involved in the production of "Paris & Pups" through their collaboration with HappyNest Entertainment.
The trailer for "Paris & Pups" is available to view online, offering a sneak peek into the glamorous world of Star and her pups. Don't miss out on the premiere of "Paris & Pups" on September 23!
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