Her idiot boyfriend harassing her before her entering the stage was so painful to watch. Don't be like him guys

This documentary doesn't hurt the brand "Paris" at all. It makes it better. You have a beautiful pure soul. Thanks for sharing the real you with the world.

The fact that her mother didn’t apologized bothered me and her sister asking her if she apologized to the mother. I’m so happy that Paris took control of her own life and decided to talk about to help all the kids that were in these situations. So proud of you Paris. We love you!

The lack of empathy surrounding her is real. Paris, your heart is pure and seen! All the love to you & your journey as a mom. ❤

"Be Kind, You Never Know What Someone Is Going Through"

This movie just wants me to hug her and being a friend that she never has.

her mom not even apologizing for sending paris to provo after learning about the abuse made me so sad and angry

I appreciate whoever called Paris’ mom’s out about Paris being in solitary confinement. She knew. There’s no way she didn’t.

“I like animals more than I like people”. Girl, I feel that so hard

When I had my children, my dad gave me the most important piece of advice “always apologise to your children if you are wrong. Do not think you need to keep the higher ground, you teach more if you say you are sorry if you make a mistake”.

The sadness in her eyes at 1:14:18 is heart breaking. The memories of everything that happened to her came during that moment. You could see the confused, sad, vulnerable and hurt girl that she was in that exact moment. Omg🥺🥺🥺 “I was going to do everything in my power to be so successful that my parents can never control me again” is so powerful. Paris, thank you for allowing us in. Thank you for being so raw. You’re truly amazing!

The scene with her sister arguring about they being late and paris apologising really got to me more than it should. I got mad respect for Paris after this documentary

Everytime she feels like she needs to shield herself her voice goes up Edit: wtf? Almost 2k likes? Thanks y'all

“My mom wanted me to be Hilton But I just want to be Paris” That’s speak a lot

The fact that her sister said “did you apologize to mom and dad?” Is appalling. Her parents owe her a lifetime of apologies

There is no way her parents didn’t know what was going on in that school! Just having her removed from their home as they did was enough to traumatize her for life. How do you go through life knowing that your parents didn’t protect you., and they still don’t have any remorse? How does Paris still have a relationship them and allow them in her life?! She is so admirable, strong and courageous. I pray she finds peace and has a wonderful life moving forward.

the lack of empathy from her family is astounding

It's her mom acting like she did nothing wrong, for me .. the least she could do was apologize..

I think when Paris says she can’t stop b/c she loves making money, what she really means is “I love being in charge of my own life.” What she’s constantly reliving in her nightmares? She’s trying to make sure no one _ever_ has the power to do that to her again.

She still hides so much... they way she holding up tears... i wanna hug her so bad

2019 Paris had no idea the universe was gonna give her a break in 2020

" they say trauma, the mind may forget, but the body never forgets" that hit me

my eyes are so widely opened after watching this, i have the highest respect for her now, she has let everyone see who she really is, taking off the mask and saying ‘this is me, this is why i made this character, this facade, this is my scars.’ she is owning it, taking her power and lostness back. there will never be enough words in the world to describe how beautiful Paris is, her heart and soul and mind is just pure softness and sweetness, and she is shining strength. watching her documentary and hearing her real story from her mouth, it's taught me that we should never ever judge what we see on the outside, because there is a real human inside going through storms that we can not even imagine or comprehend. ❤️

She never got an apology from her mother for allowing her to be kidnapped and placing her in that institution. The lack of remorse is disturbing. It's sad when people have to heal from their own parents

the fact that her mom didn’t even APOLOGIZE

I feel like her child like voice, hairstyles and personality is her way of trying to preserve and protect her childhood innocence

This is my second time watching this documentary. At 34:13 her sister asks her, “Do you think you’ll ever have kids?” And Paris responded with, “I thought I would.” Fast forward, she now has two beautiful babies. 😢❤

my son just turned 18 and lived this nightmare. his father and step mother sent him away while i was in the hospital. he has nightmares, anxiety, depression & terrible things happened to him in Utah. i would never send a child there, ever. those places are disgusting. thank you for sharing your story. my heart, you are amazing.

When you realize Paris Hilton lived the gossip girl life forreal

I’m glad Kim was able to tell the world that Paris was the og celebrity influencer

Trauma does not discriminate. Poor people. Wealthy people. In between. Self care and healing gives the person who has it, a safe place.

Paris Hilton is the literal opposite of a nepo baby… no one can say this girl doesn’t hustle her tail off ❤

i cant be the only one who clapped after her tomorrowland set when that dude tried to ruin everything but she stayed resilient and fought through it all and came out victorious

When her mom says “ Dad and I would’ve been there in one sec” and Paris’s face is like “Bullshit”

When she kicked him out… I was like queen.😊

While I know this comment will just be buried under the 70k+ others, I just want to also voice my support for what you're doing. It's incredibly brave and inspiring that you're willing to not only risk your brand (not a risk, but a huge positive in my opinion) but to be vulnerable on a very large and public stage. While I never experienced what you went through at Provo, I did have childhood trama that has shaped my life as well, and know how hard that was. Thank you for being a voice for all those who don't have one.

Her mom covered her face like she was crying but there were no tears.. She never said, I'm sorry.

The way that Paris was dragged out in the middle of the night already shows you that the parents gave consent to abuse!!!

“I just want to know where it stems from” really Kathy! As a mother of 3 I can’t imagine putting my children through that and take no accountability and no apology and just train them to be dolls and then ask “I don’t where it stems from”. Wow.

Paris is breaking the generational trauma. ❤️

Paris really needs to replace everyone in her life like.... damn.

1:28:18 "And now I see even little girls who are ten years old, nine years old, and they're trying to get the perfect selfie, they're putting the filters on. *They can't even look at themselves in the phone without putting a filter.* I can't even imagine being a 13 year-old today." These words were spot on.

Paris is a shinning example of why it’s important to look beyond the cover, and take the time to read the book! I see you!

I respect her so much for using her platform to fight for juvenile rights!

"Do you think you're gorgeous?" Paris looking at the bunny: "No, but I think he is." 😭

Paris, thank you so much for speaking out about Provo. I was there too. People need to hear about the abuse that goes on there.

Wow. I’m 62 almost 63. I went through this in elementary school. Paris You all that spoke Thank u for sharing. I love you All. Seriously

Truly heartbreaking. Paris is one of the strongest people I have ever seen. I pray she can heal her past and have a wonderful life raising her children. Survivor and Warrior.

'have you ever said sorry to mom and dad?' imagine having the audacity to think someone who was clearly traumatized at the hands of their parents needs to apologize to them.

Her mother is the real problem here. I feel sorry for Paris for being a part of this family. Hope she finds true happiness. I see her completely different now.

this is one of the most eye opening documentaries i've seen and i'm so proud of the person Paris has transformed herself into. I must admit I was never a fan in the noughties but after seeing everything she went through privately, and seeing how much of a kind hearted, genuine person she is, I am 100% a fan of hers now. She should be so proud of herself x

Omg i have not cried this much in a long time. I was triggered by a lot of her stories but hearing someone like Paris go through stuff similar to me is truly eye opening. And the fact that she’s making herself vulnerable by releasing this series, no for her benefit but for others is admirable.

When her sister said “have you ever said sorry to mom & dad?” I could have screeeeamed. Paris is the one who needs an apology FROM her parents, idc if they dIdNt KnOw.

This poor girl.. Honestly everyone forgets celebrities are human and this really made her human again.. She's so blessed and yet so cursed at the same time..

I am so glad I watched this of Paris. She’s a true survivor & is in need of so much love, I think most people need that. Her mother is so cold, & that’s being kind, I can’t say what I really feel about her & the father.. Kids need hugs & love. Just be there for your kids. It seems that folks like Gloria Vanderbilt were surrounded by material things but what what they needed was straight up love from their moms or dads. Money never buys happiness.

Paris has a lot of pain that’s so visible and her family is so cold and disconnected I hope she creates a beautiful family that supports her ❤❤

It's too bad that Paris has hid behind a character for so long because her true self is likeable and has a lot to offer.

I relate to paris when she said “ become so successful my parents can’t control me”

The scenes around 8:20 are so telling of how she just needed to be a kid. She wanted to play with bunnies, be self expressive, and just be herself. She deflects the attention on her looks and her appearance to the bunny, and when asked to show a pretty face, she makes poopy faces. I love that she's been able to heal and relax. She seems so comfortable now and I love the life and family she has built for herself. I look forward to seeing her at tomorrowland!!!

Rewatching this after reading your book. At 46 I can't tell you how healing your book has been for me. Thank you

She’s surrounded by rich people and says she doesn’t know any genuine people besides her fans . That says a lot @32.15

Aleks complaining that she doesn't give him attention, while she's literally not at a festival for fun but for work, is mind-blowing to me like... Did you not realize you were dating Paris Hilton? The fact that her boyfriends in general seemed so insecure that they were willing to hurt her work, or break her stuff or her mental state....

Not for nothing I have so much more respect for Paris .. she really adores her fans … I have never seen the kardashians be so adoring towards any of their fans .. let alone show the amount of love she shows her fans in this documentary I really love how vulnerable she became in this film much respect much love

Paris is so incredible and deserves so much recognition for the woman she has become. She’s smart, savvy, talented as well as gorgeous. People don’t see the businesswoman and now, mom or what she’s been through. I will always cheer for Paris!! ❤

before she got up on stage at Tomorrowland that was so hard to watch I think a lot of us can relate to a guy who has ruined every big moment for her

Paris Hilton it break my heart hearing Paris beg that boyfriend to stop doing what he was doing before her big gig. It literally break my heart for her. She deserves so much better

This is healing for all types of abuse. I used to hate the idea of Paris Hilton but after reading her book and watching this movie, I am such a Paris fan. Please keep pushing on for survivors. #Paris2024

Paris. I am proud of the progress you have made in your life. Please continue helping others. You have the power and the ability.

When Paris said shes freaked out by people especially men n then showed the clips of all the grown adults making fun of her breaks my heart

How dare her sister say if Paris apologised to her parents! Paris is the one owed MORE than an apology!

The fact that her parents allowed this school to kidnap her in the middle of the night from her bed, kicking and screaming, makes me think that they definitely don't feel bad about what she went through. I believe if my parents had been rich, they would've sent me to something like this at 16 😢 they loved me and tried their best, but raising rebellious teenagers isnt for the weak.

The fact that she was so vulnerable was brave. I pray their honestly helps others in these types of schools. And I pray there is healing. ♥️

All she NEEDS is to be told “I’m sorry” that’s where her healing the biggest would start. I’m sorry you went through that but please continue to speak out & help others. IM SORRY!

her mother said that fear for her is bigger than anything, bigger than love - that's everything you need to know to judge her character

I've always loved Paris. I grew up watching her. My heart aches for her.. but I'm so glad she's found happiness and continues to speak out for so many important issues. ❤

I am so glad she shared the truth of what happened to her. It is refreshing to see her in the same way that we all are - normal, vulnerable, with things in our past that hurt us but also made us stronger. Its a journey, Paris. I hope you keep striving to grow on your own terms and empower others.

THIS Film is Rebranding. She has a whole new place to go now .

One thing I really admired her is her politeness to her fans.U barely see her getting mad.

Thank you for using your influence to speak about this, Paris. From the bottom of my heart, thank you

I would love to know what traumas happened to her mom for her to try and shelter Paris so much. Instead of protecting her- she handed her to the wolves. Her book was amazing and I’m glad she has told her story.

Truly broke my heart when she was playing Tomorrowland and Alex was making it all about himself. You can hear the heartbreak in her voice.

She’s owed an apology from her parents that she may never get.

I felt you paris .. at 1st i didnt know your whole story was untill i watched this. keep n stay strong. Dont forget to pray every night before going to sleep so the nightmares will go away. godbless paris. ❤loveyah hugsses

Her audiobook is available for free under Spotify Premium and is a heartbreaking must listen/read. Admittedly, I wasn't a fan before but I believed the press's perception of whot they wanted you to believe she was, sadly. I can't fathom living thru what she did and becoming the icon and powerhouse she is now. Her story isn't over and it's already one of the best ever told and lived.

Shout out to the guy that politely asked: "Can I hold your shoulder, please?"

I feel like this didn’t even touch the surface.. So much more to the story.. this women has a lot more to say

The way she describes her experience at her school is literally a scene out of that movie cruel instruction. My heart broke for her.

She is just so beautiful ❤

the scene with Aleks and Tomorrowland! No one deserves such toxic partners, such an important moment in your life and this dude only cares about his ego. You deserve an understanding person next to you.

I hope her mother realizes that she still put all the “blame” for the schools treatment onto Paris when she said, “If I had known.” The only correct response in that situation is “I’m so sorry I wasn’t there for you.”

I'm glad she made this documentary. Like the saying goes "there's always 2 sides to a story" the media only tells u what sells, whether it is true or not. She is a very strong person, they all are to go to that and come out the other side. I really hope they are all free from the trauma they went through and I hope the school is either closed or has changed their approach on how to help rebellious children/teens.

I have seen this once before, and I'll be totally honest, I have a lot of respect for Paris Hilton. I'm only a year older than she is, but I've had the luxury of anonymity throughout my life. That may be the only thing she's never had. I remember watching "The Simple Life", seeing her on every gossip magazine cover, she was everywhere! Yeah, the baby voice was annoying, but it was an act, just like she said. It's amazing to see how successful she is today, building an empire on her own, being a wife and a mother, and, in my opinion, still a role model. Thank you for posting this documentary. I hope life gives you everything you want, Paris; I know you're going to continue to do great things by working hard and showing people how genuinely smart and mature you are. Sorry, I know this is super cheesy, but no one is going to read it anyway.

Ellen Degenerate won't let employees she sees every day look her in the eye, but Paris asks for the name of people she'll probably never meet again. The public made fun of her for years, yet she's still sweet to her fans and people who work around her. Didn't expect to think so highly of her after seeing this.

her parents failed her hard time. Sad to see what it did to her. Her parents only cared about their own reputation and ' shame ' instead of actually loving and caring for their daughter.

She’s like a fine wine just keeps getting better with age!

This goes to show you never judge a book by the cover. 🥰🥰💝💝

“anything that controls me, can’t ever be in my life” i’ve said that exact thing. i felt that

it’s the mom not apologizing for me.

I don't know the proper words because I'm not a native English speaker but I hope my mere thought is delevered to you. I sincerely admire you. You are truly a great person.

Dear Paris, I have so much respect for you and it really broke my heart to hear your story. You must stay strong and continue being the beautiful person that you are not only for bringing awareness to a serious problem with the horrible school but continue your brand. Be very proud of yourself because you are going to one day have a great night sleep and more love than you’ll know what to do with. From a 61 yr old mom