Paris Hilton has assured her followers that she’s unharmed following an unexpected blaze on the set of her latest music video.
The reality TV icon and DJ took to Instagram to show the aftermath of the fire, posting a photo of her charred trailer. Expressing her relief, Paris said she was “incredibly grateful” for her team’s response.
On Friday, the mum of two shared with her fans: “Sadly an accidental fire broke out in my trailer on the set of my music video today. As heartbreaking as it is, l’m so thankful everyone is safe and I’m incredibly grateful for the amazing support I have around me.”
The 43 year old heiress was filming for her new single Bad B***h Academy at the time.
Paris also uploaded a Polaroid showing her amidst the ruins, commenting: “Not how I expected my music video shoot for Bad B***h Academy to go.”
Despite the setback, Paris declared “the show must go on” later posting a snap with supermodel Heidi Klum, 51, as they struck poses on a catwalk for the cameras. Her forthcoming track from the album Infinite, which follows her collaboration Chasin with Meghan Trainor, is eagerly anticipated by fans.
Opening up about her connection to the song, Paris recently told Rolling Stone that it resonated with her personal journey of leaving “toxic relationships” behind. She explained: “[Meghan] put into words an experience that was so true for me; that time in your life when you find the confidence, power, and self-love, to walk away from toxic relationships and move forward with your life.”
Meghan proudly shared that the song was a long time in the making, confiding: “I started working on this song years ago and knew I had to save it for someone very special. Paris brought it to a whole new level.”
“She is the sister I always needed and when she calls me ‘sis’, I die of happiness inside. We made something truly iconic together and it was a bucket list dream come true for me.”
Paris is gearing up for the release of her comeback album on September 6, marking her first studio album since ‘Paris’ hit the shelves back in 2006.
Opening up about her return to music with Flaunt magazine, Paris enthused: “The album has it all. I love pop music so much and it feels like someone needs to save it so I’m here to do it.”
She also revealed that fans can look forward to “pop bops” inspired by her life story, alongside powerful emotional ballads.
It also included a fresh take on her 2006 hit Stars Are Blind, now dubbed ‘Paris’ Version’.