Paris Hilton Credits Kim Kardashian For Decision To Freeze Her Eggs

Paris Hilton revealed that it was a conversation with Kim Kardashian that convinced her to freeze her eggs a few years ago.

Hilton recently spoke with The Sunday Times and opened up about her move to freeze her eggs. She credited the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star for the said decision.

"I had a really amazing conversation with Kim [Kardashian] about it," Hilton said.

Aside from the suggestion, Kardashian recommended her own doctor, Hilton shared.

"She introduced me to her doctor, and I was so inspired by her to actually do it. I think every woman should do it because you can really control it and not have that ‘Oh my God, I need to get married,’" Hilton added.

Hilton is currently dating Carter Reum and she is not closing her doors to having kids. In fact, if she would eventually have kids, she wants a little girl because "I’m obsessed with dressing them up and having a mini-me." She is also open to having twins "because then you get both [girl and boy] at once.”

“Finally, I’ve found my perfect match, someone I want to spend the rest of my life with and have a family with,” Hilton said of her boyfriend.

“I’ve said ‘He’s the one’ before just because I always wanted to portray ‘I’m so happy with the perfect life, the perfect boyfriend’, but I never truly felt that,” Hilton continued before adding, “I was just acting.”

A source told E! News earlier this year that Hilton and Reum were very happy together. The pair stepped out after the 2020 Golden Globes and attended the InStyle and Warner Bros. celebration at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. At the time, the source said the duo had been seeing each other for a little over a month.

"They met through friends, and everyone is saying what a great couple they make," the source said.

In April, Hilton greeted her boyfriend "Happy Anniversary" on Instagram.

"Happy Anniversary my love. My favorite thing to do is make memories with you. Your kisses are magical. I love being yours and knowing you're mine," Hilton wrote.

Hilton's documentary about her life, entitled "This is Paris," is coming out on YouTube on Sept. 14.