Paris Hilton is asking her fans to be “aware” of “everything that’s going on” among those affected amid the Los Angeles wildfire.
On Instagram, the hotel heiress, 43, shared a cozy image of her 2-year-old son Phoenix, wrapped in a blanket alongside two of her puppies.
“Some sleepy Pheeny and puppy pictures for your feed,” she said in her caption of Phoenix, whom she shares with husband Carter Reum.
She continued, “Through everything happening around us, sometimes we need a lovely reminder to take a moment of mindfulness for ourselves.”
The socialite concluded her post with #SlivingMom,” a term she came up with after combining “killing” and “living.”
Hilton and Reum, who are also parents to their one-year-old daughter London, lost their Malibu home in the Los Angeles Palisades fire.
The mother of two mourned the loss in a Jan. 8 Instagram post, sharing that it was the home where they “made so many precious memories.”
“It’s where Phoenix took its first steps and where we dreamed of building a lifetime of memories with London,” he added.
“Even when we were evacuated to an airport hotel due to wildfires, London and Phoenix knew how to make Carter and me smile. “I am so grateful for them,” she wrote on Instagram on January 17 alongside a video of the children wearing bear jackets.
On January 10, the famous DJ announced a major donation to emergency funds for families displaced amid the Los Angeles wildfires, providing short-term lodging for families and delivery of supplies to evacuation centers, as well as support for shelters. of local animals, through their non-profit organization. 11:11 Media impact.
“I am starting with a personal contribution of $100,000 and will be matching additional dollars raised up to $100,000 more. I’m looking for others to donate and join me in doing our part! he said in an Instagram message to his followers.
“Although I have lost my home in Malibu, my thoughts are with the countless families who have lost so much more: their homes, their most cherished memories, the communities they loved, and their sense of stability. As a mom, I can’t imagine the pain and fear of not having a safe place for your babies,” she wrote.
