Paris Hilton: My abuse at school led to 2003 sex tape

Drew Barrymore was such a hardcore teen, the bosses of a school for troubled kids had to place her in solitary confinement.The Charlie’s Angels star made the big reveal while chatting to Paris Hilton, who recently opened up about her nightmare experience at a finishing school for girls in Provo, Utah, on her new talk show, explaining that she “started riots” among her fellow students.Drew explained her mother sent her off to the tough school because she was always getting into trouble and doing

Drew Barrymore are opening up about spending time in solitary confinement. Hilton appeared on Monday’s episode of, while promoting her new YouTube Originals documentary, In the documentary, Hilton, 39, recounts being taken from her bed one night and shipped off to boarding school in Utah, where she claims she and her peers experienced emotional and physical abuse.

With the release of her new documentary, Paris Hilton has introduced the world to the “real” Paris.

Paris Hilton has a forgiving heart two decades after her parents, Kathy and Richard Hilton, sent her to a boarding school that she has accused of physically and mentally abusing its students. For the first time ever, the 39-year-old entrepreneur and DJ opened up about the schooling experience that left her traumatized in her new documentary This Is Paris, which dropped on YouTube on Sept.

Paris Hilton knows what the future holds for herself!

Paris Hilton has officially started a movement thanks to her documentary, This is Paris!

Hilton’s YouTube documentary “This is Paris.” The doc, out Monday, highlights how Hilton’s experience at one of these programs impacted the rest of her life.Now, fans are wondering what happened to the 39-year-old “The Simple Life” star and her peers at schools like these.Here’s a catch-up on #BreakingCodeSilence.According to the Breaking Code Silence website, the troubled teen industry is “a vast and highly profitable network of programs and facilities that advertise treating, rehabilitating or

NEW YORK -- There's a scene in a new documentary about Paris Hilton, where the so-called socialite is speaking with former classmates from a Utah boarding school.

Paris Hilton is opening up like never before. In the all-new, unflinching documentary,, the 39-year-old media personality is revisiting key events and personal traumas in her early life that she’s still coming to terms with today.

Paris Hilton has come forward for the first time with allegations of abuse she says she suffered as a teenage student at Utah's Provo Canyon School (PCS).

Paris Hilton is sharing a painful perspective on the infamous sex tape largely considered responsible for launching her professional career.

Paris Hilton, 39, is opening up about some of the toughest moments of her past in her new documentary, This is Paris, which comes out on Sept. 14 (check out the trailer below), and one of them includes the time she made her infamous 2003 sex tape with her ex-boyfriend Rick Salomon, 52.

Paris Hilton. Although the heiress has been known for years as a character, in YouTube’s This Is Paris documentary, 39-year-old Hilton reveals her true self — and her traumatic upbringing.“Something happened in my childhood that I never talked about with anyone,” she says in the opening moments of the documentary, which will be released on Monday, September 14.

Paris Hilton has opened up about her abusive relationships, revealing her time at a boarding school in Utah drew her to bully boy lovers.Promoting her new YouTube series This Is Paris, the socialite and DJ tells People she has had five relationships with boyfriends who abused her.“I was strangled, I was hit, I was grabbed aggressively.

Paris Hilton opened up about the abusive relationships she had with men in the past in a new candid interview. The hotel heiress said the trauma she experienced from alleged mistreatment at the Utah boarding school Provo Canyon when she was 17 caused her to stay in relationships with toxic men.