Paris Hilton rejects ‘nepo baby’ tag, credits self-made success

Paris Hilton candidly voiced her side about "nepo baby" misconception and her future plans of raising kids without wealth entitlement.

The founder of 11:11 Media shut down claims with, "I haven’t gotten anything since I was 18."

The 44-year-old went on to elaborate, "I’ve been working since I was 16. I did everything on my own."

According to the Daily Mail her late grandfather, Barron Hilton, donated 97 percent of his wealth to the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation.

As per the details he had a net worth of approximately $2.3 billion, till 2010, and her parents Rick and Kathy Hilton have a combined estimated net worth of $350 million, including hers.

When asked about how much she will support her kids, the mom of two kids quipped speaking of the couple’s mutual thinking.

"If you spoil your children, you will destroy them. That’s something my husband and I talk about," referring to her husband, Carter Reum, she marked.

Moreover, the couple plans to give children the most beautiful life and make them happy, however, they will also instill a work ethic.

Further, the outlet probed her views on money bringing happiness, Paris replied, "It does because I’ve worked so hard, and success has always been a driving force for me.”

“[After] going to those (boarding) schools, I made a promise that I was going to become so successful that no one could ever tell me what to do again. So I really see it as freedom."

Hilton asserted that she is grateful to have a family where she has learned a lot of things because of these great businessmen and women.

"But I’ve seen a lot of people who come from prestigious families, and… they’ve never worked a day in their life, and I’ve seen how unhappy they are. They have no fulfillment in life because they’re just handed everything," she concluded.