Paris Hilton has officially responded to new allegations suggesting that she was targeted by Ghislaine Maxwell as a teenager to be introduced to Jeffrey Epstein. According to the claims, Hilton was only nineteen at the time. Today, at forty-four, she firmly denies ever meeting Maxwell and calls the story exaggerated, false and sensationalized.
In a recent interview, Hilton said that such rumors often use her name simply to draw attention. “I am an easy name to exploit for clicks,” she stated, implying that the latest accusations feel more like media manipulation than anything rooted in truth.
The renewed speculation came after comments by Christopher Mason, a former acquaintance of Maxwell. Mason suggested that Maxwell had noticed Hilton at a party in the early 2000s and considered her “a good match for Epstein.” He also pointed to photographs taken at the same event, though Hilton strongly denies having any connection or communication with Maxwell.
At the time of the alleged encounter, Paris Hilton was just beginning her rise to global fame. She was working with Donald Trump’s modeling agency and attending numerous New York fashion events. For Hilton, the resurfacing of this story appears to be yet another example of how the media tries to shape sensational narratives around her public persona.
Hilton made it clear that she has no recollection of ever meeting Maxwell and emphasized that the claims do not align with her past or her experiences. For her, these allegations are nothing more than the latest attempt to attach her name to a controversial story.
