Pictures of Paris Hilton vacationing on Maui surface as wildfires ravage island: ‘Disgusting’

Nothing will stop her sliding the lush life.

Paris Hilton faces the ire of social media while reportedly still vacationing in Maui, Hawaii with her husband Carter Reum and their 8-month-old son Phoenix amid devastating wildfires in the nearby town of Lahaina.

In new pictures obtained by The Post on Monday, Hilton, 42, carries her only child through an exclusive resort in Wailea, just 30 miles from the blaze-hit area.

The Simple Life star wore a light blue beach dress and a seashell bag, while Reum, 42, walked the beach shirtless and in pink swim trunks.

“Paris Hilton heard about the devastating Maui wildfire disaster and said: ‘That’s hot,‘” wrote one critic, beat her up on X, the platform formerly called Twitter, in reference to their famous Y2K catchphrase.


Paris Hilton and her husband Carter Reum have been spotted on Maui.
Paris Hilton and her husband Carter Reum have been spotted on Maui.
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The couple brought along their 8-month-old son, Phoenix.
The couple brought along their 8-month-old son, Phoenix.
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A Mercy Worldwide volunteer conducts a damage assessment of a charred apartment complex Saturday after a wildfire in Lahaina.
A Mercy Worldwide volunteer conducts a damage assessment of a charred apartment complex Saturday after the Lahaina wildfire.
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“Are they supposed to be sad and stay inside because strangers are going through a crisis right now?” one asked.

One second interfered: “While the world burns, the Hiltons play. It must be nice to be so far from reality.”

“Disgusting. They asked all tourists to leave the island,” wrote another.

The celebrity’s vacation follows The Hawaii Tourism Authority pleaded with tourists on Wednesday to leave the island after it was confirmed that 96 people had died due to the ongoing inferno.


Paris Hilton on Maui
The couple were seen walking down a beach path smiling and kissing, and later on the beach with Phoenix.
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Paris Hilton on Maui
They were not in the West Maui area, which was on lockdown due to the recent tragic wildfire, the deadliest wildfire in the United States in a century.
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“Visitors on non-essential travel are asked to leave Maui, and non-essential travel to Maui is strongly discouraged at this time,” the agency wrote. “In the coming days and weeks, our combined resources and attention must be focused on the recovery of residents and communities who have been forced to evacuate their homes and businesses.”


Two people examine a burned home after an inferno destroyed much of the historic resort town of Lahaina on Maui, Hawaii.
Two people examine a burned home after an inferno destroyed much of the historic resort town of Lahaina on Maui, Hawaii.
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A sign posted in Lahaina, Hawaii, on Sunday after a deadly wildfire that caused severe damage days earlier.
A sign posted in Lahaina, Hawaii, on Sunday after a deadly wildfire that caused severe damage days earlier.
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Paris Hilton on Maui
The couple smiled as they walked.
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A source close to Hilton told the Post Monday that her presence in Hawaii was “originally a planned family trip and she has been traveling to Maui since birth.”

They further claimed, “She has a lot of friends and family there, and it’s a home away from home for her.” Her uncle’s restaurant in Lahaina burned down, so they decided to cut short their trip and visit her family and help where they could could.”

Paris and Reum reportedly donated supplies, including “toilet paper, toothbrushes and other needed household items, to local emergency shelters and locations set up for donations in kind.”


Paris Hilton on Maui
Hilton and Reum married in November 2021.
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The Post has reached out to Hilton officials for comment.

A Hilton fan went to X to commend her for staying on the island.

“She’s on the other side of the island not trying to get into shelters with a camera crew like Oprah,” they wrote, referring to Oprah Winfrey, who has lived part-time on Maui for 15 years and recently attempted wildfire survivorship to film. “Yes, it’s a bit silly going to Maui while the other side is going through such devastating hardship, but maybe the parents shouldn’t be there taking pictures.”


Paris Hilton on Maui
The couple brought a floatie.
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Paris Hilton on Maui
They shared several kisses on the beach.
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Meanwhile, on Saturday, Aquaman star and Honolulu native Jason Momoa implored non-locals on the island to flee the popular vacation destination.

“Maui is not the place to vacation right now,” he wrote on Instagram. “DO NOT TRAVEL TO MAUI.

“Don’t convince yourself that your presence on an island that is suffering so badly is necessary,” he continued, calling for it Donate and that travelers can cancel their planned trips.

“Mahalo to all who have donated and shown aloha to the community during this time of need.”

Caroline Bleakley

Caroline Bleakley is a USTimeToday U.S. News Reporter based in London. His focus is on U.S. politics and the environment. He has covered climate change extensively, as well as healthcare and crime. Caroline Bleakley joined USTimeToday in 2022 from the Daily Express and previously worked for Chemist and Druggist and the Jewish Chronicle. He is a graduate of Cambridge University. Languages: English. You can get in touch with Caroline Bleakley by emailing carolinebleakley@ustimetoday.com.

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