Paris Hilton claps back at negative comments about her son's head shape

Social media users had many negative things to say about her baby's head shape after she posted pictures with him.

American media personality and entrepreneur Paris Hilton has let everyone know that her 8-month-old son is perfectly healthy following the vile comments on social media targeting his head.

On October 19, 2023, Hilton posted a series of pictures to her Instagram to celebrate the milestone of her baby's first time in New York City. In the pictures, she posed with Pheonix, all smiles, while sitting on a white sofa.

Unfortunately, after her post was made, she received a barrage of negative comments pointing out the shape of Pheonix's head, many with hurtful remarks and jokes. Following that, Hilton commented on a TikTok user's video who called out the bullies, clarifying that her son is okay and simply has a large brain.

Days later, she returned to her Instagram with a story post, highlighting how unacceptable it was for people to comment negatively about her child or anyone else. Hilton noted that the words and comments hurt deeply, especially because she strives to create a non-toxic environment for other people. She reminded the public that Phoenix is completely healthy.

Paris Hilton's statement [PeopleMagazine]

Her detailed post read in part, "Living life in the spotlight, comments are inevitable, but targeting my child, or anyone else’s for that matter, is unacceptable. This hurts my heart more deeply than words can describe. I’ve worked hard to cultivate an environment that is all about love, respect, and acceptance, and I expect the same in return. If I don’t post my baby, people assume I’m not a great mother, and if I do post him, there are some people who are cruel and hateful I’m a proud working mom, and my baby is perfectly healthy, adorable, and angelic."

The socialite went on, stressing that she had always dreamed about being a mother, and Pheonix, who was born via surrogate, was her biggest blessing in life. She then charged people to do better and be better.