Is Paris Hilton A Hoarder?

Posted by: Erin Flaherty Filed in: style, video
2:15PM, Friday October 23rd 2009

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British TV presenter Fearne Cotton recently toured Paris Hilton‘s closet, and while we always suspected Paris owned a lot of crap, like Fearne, we were completely shocked by just how much stuff she has crammed in her shoe closet (which used to be a gym) and jewelry storage space converted from a sauna. In fact, she admits that she has to pay someone to organize it for her, and she keeps the overflow in the garage. Keep in mind, this is just her shoes and jewels. But hey, Paris isn’t alone. Lots of celebrities are sitting on a goldmine of crap (here are more closet tours to prove it). We have to wonder, though: What’s the difference between a celebrity and those tragic, mentally ill hoarders we’re always seeing on reality shows? Not much more than fame and a staff to manage it, perhaps.

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Tags: fashion, paris hilton, celebrity style, hoarders, fearne cotton, celebrity closets

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_jsw_
wrote on October 23 2009 @ 01:18 pm: [report]

Perhaps minus the “der”. At least in terms of fame.

GreenAura
wrote on October 23 2009 @ 01:28 pm: [report]

Okay, 2 things:
- She could possibly feed every hungry child of Africa if she sold it all
- I didn’t know that many pairs of womens size 11 existed

william.paul
wrote on October 23 2009 @ 01:40 pm: [report]

You know, I half expected her closet to be incredibly shallow.

bumbler
wrote on October 23 2009 @ 01:43 pm: [report]

Every time the Conrad Hilton character shows up on Mad Men I feel sorry for him. If you only knew, Connie.

writergirl
wrote on October 23 2009 @ 02:11 pm: [report]

That’s not hoarding. That’s having been spoiled and over-indulged to the point of gluttony.

brandyalexander
wrote on October 23 2009 @ 02:45 pm: [report]

eff you, paris.

frenchgreenbean
wrote on October 23 2009 @ 03:07 pm: [report]

if i had that much money, i would have a shop in my closet also. don’t be so harsh, you’er just jealous. I’d rather have my closet of loved, vintage items then things I buy for $400 and never wear. gross.

maystar
wrote on October 23 2009 @ 04:16 pm: [report]

It seems a bit tacky to me