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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Paris Hilton won’t be the DJ at her own wedding

    The 40-year-old businesswoman is famed for her hit DJ sets, but has said she won’t be hitting the decks when she ties the knot with Carter Reum, as she’ll be “so stressed out” with other parts of her big day


    She said: "I think for my wedding I'm going to be so stressed out that I probably will have other people DJing.”

    But luckily Paris has no shortage of options for DJs, as her friends keep calling her to ask if they can take on the task.

    She added during a conversation with Jason Gay for The Wall Street Journal’s The Future of Everything Festival: "I got a lot of my friends calling me saying, 'I want to DJ your wedding.' So I have a whole list of people who want to do it. So I think I'll take the night off that night and just be the bride.”

    Meanwhile, it was recently confirmed Paris will be letting her fans in on the planning of her big day in a new reality series called ‘Paris In Love’.

    The show will air on Peacock, and will take fans on an “entertaining and emotional ride” as Paris plans her dream wedding.

    A press release for the series reads: “In the 13-episode docuseries, we will follow Paris Hilton as she prepares for the big day, including the big day itself. From bridal dress shopping and choosing the venue to designing her dream destination wedding and participating in what certainly will be a fun and crazy bachelorette party, viewers will be along for an entertaining and emotional ride and will witness a personal side of Paris that only her closest friends and family get to see.”

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