‘This is my real voice’: Paris Hilton shocks fans

Paris Hilton left UK TV hosts and fans baffled after she appeared in an interview with her real voice.

[sarahs.]

In her documentary she addresses this a lot and mostly speaks in her real voice but you also see her using the iconic one. She’s very aware of herself doing this.

[Marija-Desiree]

I thought the British voice was her real voice at first lol

[erinpilla]

Paris was so smart she made us look dumb for thinking she's dumb 😂

[alymaple]

I also have been doing this for years since childhood. It’s been called my “customer service voice” lol

[valenciamarks]

She is really a smart woman! That voice helped elevate her celebrity status so much that the Kardashians copied her.

[FixitWithFoxy]

Kim copying the fake voice for clout is so creepy.

[kawaiisrs]

its not that different. the voice is the same but how she speaks is different

[Krystalocke]

I remember reading a small post written by one of the stage crew members working with her. They said she secluded herself from the rest of the cast and loved to tinker/work on things with her hands ie engines, machines and the like in order to disconnect from the character she played. He recounted how extremely intelligent she was and how kind she was but could tell the character she always portrayed was wearing on her. Im glad she's getting to be her real self these days

[jurassicjaws]

There's like two commentors that saw her documentary, apparently. She turned out very well despite her awful parents, rotten sister, and legitimate traumatic experiences at those boarding schools where hundreds, if not thousands of teenagers, were abused. She said she would do whatever she had to in order to never rely on her parents, so she went with the dumb blonde act since the tabloids decided that she was an idiot who couldn't be helped.

She got at least one of those hellish schools closed. You can hate her celebrity status all you want, but her speaking up and giving others a platform to talk made a positive difference for those who were abused into silence for so long.

[benjohnson]

I met her back in early 2006 in Laguna Beach California at a rooftop bar and lounge. She was there celebrating a friends birthday and was very sweet and polite and spent a lot of time talking to the few of us that happen to be there. She spoke of her "character" that she plays for her fans and the importance of giving the fans what they want to see and hear. Lovely woman and actually more shy in real settings.

[TabbyQ.]

Wasn't just a character, it was an embellishment, an exaggeration. She was young and surrounded by a very specific group of people. They were your, rich, and few responsibilities beyond attractiveness and popularity. Developing intellect wasn't a priority. She's an adult now. She has matured.

[johncaccioppo]

I'm totally using this line to explain away about 3 decades of social awkwardness

[PinkyJapan]

She never tried to hide this. She's written books where she talks about playing a character and giving the media "what they want to hear" openly. True fans of Paris have known this for years!

[TeaPea-jqib]

Her real voice is a lot nicer on the ears. I like it. ❤

[nicklazzaro]

She played poker at my table at Borgata in Atlantic City and she honestly was a normal person. Talked to everyone almost like she wasnt Paris Hilton.... was strange but she was cool.

[jadegreen]

She a real person, healing from her issues and becoming genuine. Her imitators The Kardashians are always going to be imitators and fake.

[BM__]

I don’t get how people are shocked? She switched between her natural voice and her high pitched voice constantly throughout The Simple Life. It was obvious that she put it on.

[claireedgley]

For a moment, I thought it was Paris speaking when Alison started talking in that split second before Alison came on screen. 😆

[MGtheOG]

Every girly teenager/early 20-something spoke like that in the 2000s 🤷🏻‍♀️

[askthefrog]

I've always found Paris extremely likeable, even back in the "Simple Life" days. I didn't really know why until I watched her documentary. I think she's really awesome 😊