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Unromantic Paris 'Time of her life with Drake'
She might be a millionaire but Paris Hilton has realised there is one thing money can’t buy – love.
The American businesswoman split with fiance Chris Zylka in November. And she has thrown herself into work to overcome her heartbreak.
She said: “I don’t have time for love right now. I hardly have time for myself. I am constantly travelling over 250 days a year, never home hardly, just focusing on myself, my business and my friends.”
I caught up with Paris, 38, at Elton John’s Aids Foundation Academy Awards viewing party, where she was courting a lot of attention.
It was at an Oscars party eight years ago where she first met former love Liam and Naomi haven’t stepped out publicly together but he was invited to her post-bafta Vogue event last month.
They arrived and left separately.
It came after reports they had enjoyed “mind-blowing sex” and spent Valentine’s Day together.
The duo have been confirmed to attend WE Day at Wembley Arena on Wednesday, where speakers and performers will be raising awareness of child labour.
But the source adds: “WE Day is a work commitment and they will likely both be leaving through separate doors.”
Again. Here’s hoping that one is not too awkward. Chris, 33. They dated for two years before he popped the question in Aspen in January 2018.
He is best known for playing Flash Thompson in the 2012 Spider-man reboot and Paris had described Chris – who had her name tattooed on his arm – as “perfect in every way”.
But she does not seem bothered about finding a new Mr Perfect.
“There is always a lot of guys everywhere always,” she purred.
“When I am ready, the most important thing is loyalty, someone who is your best friend and who you can trust and who loves you for you.
“When you know you know. But I don’t know yet.” Singer and model Babs and Scott Elton John Barbara Windsor’s Scott Mitchell David Furnish, 56, told how they admire 81-year-old Barbara’s “brave public face”. He said: “Alzheimer’s has affected people we have known over the years and Barbara is someone we have always had a lovely friendship with. I really admire the brave public face she is putting on and how they are inspiring people to talk about this disease.”