Paris Hilton Marries Carter Reum: "My Forever Begins Today"
Kathy Hilton's daughter said "I do" on November 11, according to reports and one sweet Instagram posted by the bride.
Mazels are in order, bitches: Paris Hilton is officially a married woman. Paris said "I do" to Carter Reum on Thursday (November 11). The multi-hyphenate entrepreneur (who, of course, happens to be related to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hill's Kathy Hilton, Kyle Richards, and Kim Richards!) and the venture capitalist wed in front of family and friends, according to E! News and PEOPLE. Vogue also confirmed the wedding.
The same day the wedding took place, Paris posted an close-up Instagram of herself in a wedding dress and veil and captioned it, "My forever begins today... #JustMarried #ForeverHiltonReum."
The nuptials were held on the same day that Paris' 13-part Peacock docuseries, Paris In Love, begins streaming, with new episodes dropping every Thursday.
In the lead-up to the big day, Paris shared her excitement to start her next chapter with Carter by her side via a number of sweet Instagrams featuring her partner.
"We've been on countless adventures together, but my favorite one is this life that we share. It'll always be the most #SLIVING adventure of all," she wrote in one post. "Forever is almost here…."
In another post, she added, "No matter the season—winter in the snow or summer on the lake—You’ve become my home away from home. Home isn’t a place, it’s a person. Now and forever, I’m so happy we get to build our home together. I can’t wait to be your wife."
Weeks before the wedding, Carter shared a sweet sentiment to his Instagram, writing, "Couldn’t feel luckier to be getting married to my best friend."
The couple announced their engagement in February about a year after they started dating. That month marked another big milestone for the socialite and reality star: Paris celebrated turning 40. In addition to all of that, she has been open about her plans to want to start a family and has previously confirmed undergoing IVF.
You can follow Paris' journey to happily ever after on Paris In Love; check out the trailer for the Peacock series, below.
