Paris Hilton shared a sweet tribute to her seven-month-old girl London on Sunday.
The 43-year-old socialite who recently called herself the ‘It Girl blueprint’ took to her Instagram to post an adorable video of the mother-daughter duo sharing a special moment together.
In the clip, the Simple Life alum faces her daughter in a car seat, both dressed in matching Care Bears pajamas, with London also sporting a coordinated bow.
Paris Hilton, rocking a white sailor’s cap, leans over and whispers ‘I love you’ as she gently kisses London’s little hand.
‘London, l’ve waited my whole life for you my beautitul baby girl,’ the star wrote in the caption. ‘My life now feels like every dream & 11:11 wish came true. You are my world, I love you endlessly my lil angel.’
Paris Hilton shares London, along with her first child, son Phoenix, 17 months old, with her husband Carter Reum.
The gushing social media share comes after Paris revealed that her daughter reminds her of her own sister, Nicky Hilton.
‘She actually looks so fairly similar to Nikki,’ Paris Hilton said on her podcast in April.
She continued: ‘She actually looks fairly similar to Nikki. Like when I look at the baby pictures, Phoenix is my twin and then little London looks like Nikki. So it’s cute just to, compare all those photos together.’
The star added that London is ‘very serious and so sweet.’
London is ten months younger than Phoenix; both were born via surrogate.
Paris Hilton said her kids are ‘like twins,’ and have a close blond due to their close ages.
‘I’m just so excited to watch them grow up together and be best friends,’ she added.
Paris Hilton says daughter London ‘loves her big brother,’ adding ‘it’s so cute just to see them together. He is just so sweet and gentle with her… And sometimes she’ll be in her little rocker and he’ll stand there and kinda like rock it back and forth.’
The DJ continued: ‘And she’ll just look up at him with the biggest smile. And you can just tell that she just completely adores her big brother.’
Meanwhile, Paris will release her second album Infinite Icon on September 6 – her first in over two decades.
The socialite released her first self-titled album in 2006 and it spawned Turn It Up, Nothing In This World, and the cult hit Stars Are Blind.
She then released a series of non-album singles, including 2015’s High Off My Love, 2018’s I Need You, 2023’s Hot One and, in April she released Fame Won’t Love You in collaboration with Sia.