Paris Hilton, 43, strips off as wraps herself up as a present for nude Christmas snap

Paris Hilton shared a daring Christmas video on social media, dancing nude with only a red satin bow to celebrate the season. The festive moment comes as Paris also marks a major personal victory with the passing of her advocacy bill to protect children from abusive treatment facilities.

Paris Hilton, 43, celebrated Christmas by sharing a daring video on social media, where she appeared nude except for a strategically placed red satin bow.

In the clip, set against the backdrop of her elaborately decorated Christmas tree in her Los Angeles home, Paris danced to Ariana Grande's 'Santa Tell Me'. She captioned the post: "My presence is a present," adding her signature phrase, "That's Hot." Fans filled her comments section, with one writing, "Breaking the internet," accompanied by fire emojis, while another added, "Jaw dropped. Mic drop."

Paris shared photos in her bow outfit on Christmas Eve, along with a series of pictures from her mansion. In the shots, she wore red lingerie, lace tights, a diamond necklace, a white scarf, and heels. She posed for several snaps next to her iconic Christmas tree and oversized presents.

This festive display coincides with the successful launch of her reunion show with Nicole Richie, Paris and Nicole: The Encore, a three-part special revisiting their reality TV roots from The Simple Life. The series premiered on December 12 on the Peacock streaming platform.

Paris is spending the holiday season with her husband, Carter Reum, and their two children, son Phoenix, 22 months, and daughter London, 13 months. Paris took to her Instagram page on Christmas day to share what she describes as the "Best Christmas gift ever."

This came after U.S. President Biden signed 'Paris Hilton's bill,' according to CBS news. The bill calls for increased observation of treatment facilities for children, like the one she attended as a teenager in the 90s.

Paris has been advocating for this type of reform for years, working tirelessly to spread awareness on the issue. The socialite has been an extremely vocal advocate for reform in the Troubled Teen Industry and has been open about her experiences with the physical and sexual abuse she endured during her time at the Provo Canyon School when she was 16.

Since she opened up about her experiences in her 2020 documentary This Is Paris, the mother of two has been working tirelessly to introduce laws that would protect children from the horrors of unregulated treatment facilities for "troubled teens."

In 2021, she spoke at the Utah State Capitol urging lawmakers to pass legislation requiring more legislations for these types of programs and even led a protest for Provo to be shut down. In 2023, she appeared in the documentary Hell Camp: Teen Nightmare in an effort to spread awareness.

Earlier this month, Paris penned an open letter on Instagram to the US House of Representatives urging them to pass the Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act. The bill was passed on December 13.

The Hilton heiress celebrated by posting a carousel of photos on Instagram of her posing with lawmakers in Washington DC. Part of the caption read: "This moment is proof that our voices matter, that speaking out can spark change, and that no child should ever endure the horrors of abuse in silence."

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