Los Angeles (Reuters) - In an attempt to ask Paris Hilton if she has ever been... On Wednesday, after hosting a TV show, she was asked by an interviewer whether other reality stars had taken her place as the famous one just because she is a celebrity. The question from reporter Dan Harris of ABC News, regarding the debut of Hilton's new reality show, "The World According to Paris," which only drew 400,000 viewers in the U.S., motivated by the fact that Oxygen TV, the cable channel, aired it until June.
"They sometimes worry that people following in their footsteps, like Kim Kardashian, have overshadowed them," Harris questioned. "No, not at all," Hilton responded, countering and adding that she wasn't bothered by the low ratings for her show. "Do you fear that your time is up?" Harris insisted. Hilton released a "Hmm" and dismissed it with disdain. According to Harris, she then had a long and heated conversation with her agent. Later, she addressed the interview and said: "Fifteen years is a long time in any field, like other entrepreneurs or someone in this industry, it's always important to reinvent yourself and have new projects."
Hilton, granddaughter of Conrad Hilton, the founder of the Hilton hotel chain, has built a multi-million-dollar empire of fashion lines, perfumes, and other products, thanks to her fame and extravagant lifestyle in Los Angeles. (Reporter: Jill Serjeant)
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