Paris Hilton captured this memorable moment with her daughter London Hilton during their recent vacation
When Paris’ daughter London Hilton visited the London Hilton Hotel
Paris Hilton, who is now in her mommy era, is making as many memories as possible. The American socialite often delights her Insta-family with content about her kids, Phoenix and London. The mother of two documented her stay in London with her little ones and husband Carter Reum. The first photo shows Paris and her daughter twinning in pink floral dresses and posing outside the hotel. The bow-shaped hairband on London’s head was just a very cute addition. The moment was iconic, as both her daughter’s name and the hotel’s name were London Hilton. Carter is seen holding Phoenix in her arms in the next slide. The family of four struck happy poses, flashing bright smiles, and more unforgettable memories with my little angel babies!
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Paris and London’s mother-daughter moments are heartwarming. Just a while ago, she shared a cute glimpse of her plane trip with her baby girl. This time too, she wore a powder blue dress with multicoloured bear prints with her baby girl. A similar blanket was wrapped on London. The 5-month-old baby girl was also wearing a matching bow band. Paris wrote in the caption, “My twin.”
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Paris loves to travel and just like her, her kids have also started exploring the world. Earlier, while vacationing in Maui, Paris was spotted having fun at the Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria Resort. She was sitting on a bed in loungewear. London was lying next to her while Phoenix was on his mother’s lap. “Reliving my childhood and continuing my family vacation tradition with my beautiful family,” Paris wrote.
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Paris Hilton's mom responsibilities are just 'surviving'. We look forward to seeing more adorable moments in the future.
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