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‘RHOBH’ Star Kyle Richards Thinks Her Niece Paris Hilton Will Find Love After Chris Zylka Split
She believes. Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards is sure her niece Paris Hilton will find love again after breaking off her engagement to ex-fiancé, Chris Zylka, in November 2018, according to Us Weekly.
“I think she, of course, will,” the 50-year-old told the outlet at the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Mexican Dynasties premiere on February 12.
Like any good aunt, she didn’t hold back when it came to gushing about her niece. “Paris works so hard. She’s a businesswoman. She works 24/7. I’ve never seen a girl that age working the way she does,” the Halloween alum revealed. “She lives on a plane, traveling, working. She just is really an unbelievably hard worker.”
“I don’t think people really get that,” Kyle continued, explaining that the 38-year-old’s work isn’t “all fun and games.”
Paris and her 33-year-old ex called off their engagement after things had become “off-kilter” in their two-year relationship. Before the split, the couple had postponed their fall 2018 wedding. The Simple Life alum told Life & Style exclusively that her “insane” schedule was creating the hold up.
“My 24th fragrance comes out during November, so I am going to be on tour in Australia and China and Italy. I am not going to have time [to plan] and I want to make it perfect,” she explained during the Harper’s Baazar Icons event in September 2018.
She also took the opportunity to gush about her then-fiancé. “I have never in my life met a man so loyal, dedicated, and loving. I knew right from the start that I wanted to be with him forever.” At the time, it seemed like the actor felt the same for Paris, because he tattooed her name in the Disney font on his forearm. Originally, he seemed super proud of the tat and posted it to his Instagram, but the pic has since disappeared from social media.
Let’s hope Paris finds another guy to tattoo his love for her on his arm — next time, we hope the relationship is as permanent as the ink.
