Paris Hilton's Private Stuff Goes Public
Thursday January 25, 2007
Party girl Paris Hilton may be headed to court to stop a website from posting her private stuff for the public to see. Back in April of 2006, Paris' things were improperly obtained at auction by Bardia Persa after the socialite allegedly failed to make a $208 payment at her storage facility. Couldn't she just have asked Daddy for the extra money?
The loot includes everything from personal photos, sex tapes, and diaries to a complete list of A-list phone numbers. Paris and her legal team are now trying to stop the website from posting her items online. The owner of the site is offering access to the items at Parisexposed.com for a monthly fee of $40. Come on, why would people pay good money to see stuff that floats all over the internet for free?
Comments
She has every right to her own privacy. Her personal affairs are no one elses business but her own, and this is invasion of privacy. No one has the right to judge her, either.