Paris Hilton launches 'Paris & Pups': a new animated series teaching kids kindness
This month, Paris Hilton launched a children's show inspired by her and her five dogs.
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American media personality Paris Hilton recently released a children’s show called “Paris & Pups”, which is all about teaching children kindness and love.
“Paris & Pups” is an animated show that is inspired by Hilton and her own real-life pets, which follows the adventures of 12-year-old Paris aka Star, and her five dogs, who live in the penthouse of The Fabuluxe Hotel.
To further add a sprinkle of Hilton in it, the show also features an original theme song, performed by the mother of two.
The 44-year-old revealed in an interview with “People” that her love for cartoons was one of the inspirations behind the show.
“This is such a dream come true, because I've been thinking about this animated series since I was literally 5 years old. I always loved cartoons, and it was always a dream just to do one that was based on me and my puppies,” she said.
She further shared that the show is not only to show the adventures of Star and her five dogs, but to have children learn something at the end of each episode.
“It was important for every episode to really have a moral to the story and a lesson to be learned, and something that's inspiring and just showing love and kindness and spreading sparkle,” Hilton shared.
The first episode of the show was released on September 23 on YouTube, and to celebrate this, Hilton excitedly took to Instagram as she shared a sneak peek of it.
“Episode 1 of @ParisAndPups is here! Creating this animated kids’ show has been such a dream come true. Star and her #SweetieSquad was inspired by me & my pups, and I hope her journey inspires you,” she captioned her post.
Hilton also revealed that she tested the animated series on her children, two-year-old Phoenix and 1-year-old and eight-month-old London, before releasing it to the public.
“They were the first test subjects for the show. It was so cute to see every moment that they laughed at or every moment that really captured their attention, and they've loved every single episode.
“It's made me really happy,” she said.