Paris Hilton Refutes Pregnancy Rumors, Saying She's Waiting Until After Marriage

Kimberly Truong
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Update 4:30 ET: Paris Hilton confirmed that she's not pregnant, but added that she's excited to be in 2022, after she and her fiancé, Carter Reum, are married. People reports that Hilton addressed the rumors on her podcast, This Is Paris.

"I also woke up to about 3,000 texts, all my iPhones are blowing up — all five of them — everyone wishing me congratulations and so happy for me and, yes, I've heard from people I haven't heard from in years. Thank you everyone for all the messages," she said. "It's a busy day today so I haven't answered anyone yet, but yes, I am pregnant with triplets. ... I am so excited for motherhood. Actually, I'm just kidding. I am not pregnant, not yet. I am waiting until after the wedding. My dress is being made right now so I want to make sure it looks gorgeous and fits perfectly, so definitely waiting for that part."

She added that she's still not sure how the rumor started, but in true Paris fashion, she's not letting it bother her.

"People always make up rumors, I'm very used to it at this point, being in the industry as long as I have," she finished. "You can't always believe what you read. I've learned that, definitely, over the years of just being in this business

Previously: Page Six is reporting that Paris Hilton is pregnant with her first child with fiancé Carter Reum, but her sister, Nicky Hilton Rothschild, is here to step in and clear things up. She told Avenue magazine Editor-in-Chief Ben Widdicombe that the tabloids may have been premature on their news blasts and that as far as she knows, Paris isn't pregnant just yet. Nicky was at the Waldorf Astoria for a photo shoot with its famed piano, Vanity Fair reports, when Widdicombe got an alert from Page Six about the news.

When he told Nicky the news, she said, "It's not true," and after reading the story, she added, "They have the story wrong."

Paris and Reum, an entrepreneur, got engaged in February.

"When you find your soulmate, you don't just know it. You feel it. 💫 " she wrote in a caption accompanying a video of photos from the engagement. "My love & I have been together since our first date, and for my birthday, he arranged a special trip to tropical paradise. 🏝️ As we walked to dinner along the beach, Carter led us to a cabana adorned with flowers and dropped to one knee. 💍 I said yes, yes to forever ❤️ There's no one I'd rather spend forever with. ✨"

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Hilton revealed in January that she was going through IVF treatments in order to start a family with Reum.

"He just my dream guy… [Carter's] 100 percent [the one]. We talk about [planning a wedding] all the time and planning our baby's names and all of that," she said on The Trend Reporter with Mara podcast. "So, I'm really excited to just move on for the next step of my life, and finally just have like a real life."

Hilton added: "We have been doing the IVF, so I can pick twins if I like. Kim [Kardashian] is actually the one who told me about that. I didn't even know anything about it."

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