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Paris Hilton has again shared details from her traumatic childhood. On the cover of “Glamour”, Hilton said that she was raped at the age of 15, by an older boy.
The 42-year-old said that she met the abuser in a mall in California and he threw something in her drink to take advantage of the situation. At the time, Paris lived with her grandmother in Palm Springs and often visited the mall.
She pointed out, “Older boys always hung out by the shops” and one day, a group of grown boys invited Paris and her friends to their house. Hilton pointed out that she did not drink then, but the boys insisted that she consume the drink served.
“When I drank 1 or 2 sips, I immediately felt dizzy. I don’t know what he put in my drink, I think it was Rohypnol*. I woke up in the morning and I knew something bad had happened. I remembered it. I had visions of him above me, closing my mouth, whispering in my ear ‘you’re dreaming’, the 42-year-old confessed.
Rohypnol* is a drug not approved for medical use in the United States of America. This drug comes from the same family of drugs as Valium or Xanax. Rohypnol is widely known as a mixture used by abusers to rape girls or boys who consume this drug.
Paris Hilton, who has just become the mother of baby Phoenix, has also spoken about the abortion she performed when she was 20 years old. “I was a child”, she said, emphasizing that at that time, she was too ashamed to tell about this event.
Hilton had a very difficult childhood, from the above experiences to her confession that she was sexually abused by staff members at the Provo Canyon school, saying they did “examinations” with the girls’ bodies, especially the organs. genital.
“Very late at night, around 3 or 4 in the morning, they would take me and the other girls into the room and perform ‘medical examinations,'” Hilton said.
She added that these “examinations” were not carried out by doctors, but by various staff members, who forced the girls to lie on the table and penetrated them with their fingers.
“I don’t know what they did, but ultimately, they weren’t doctors. It was really scary and it’s something I had blocked out for years, but now, it comes back all the time and I think about it. (Today), looking at it as an adult, it was sexual abuse,” she added.
Paris said the students were forcibly medicated, punished, and sometimes held in isolation for 20 hours a day.
Three old friends of Paris, with whom she attended the school, approved her confessions of abuse.
The traumas of this experience consist of a dark period in her life, as she admits to having panic attacks and crying every day. “I was miserable. I felt imprisoned and hated life,” she added.
Then, when Hilton left school at the age of 18, she refused to talk about the experience until recent years. “I was so grateful to be out, I didn’t even want to mention it again,” she said.
