Paris Hilton Brings Back ‘Sanasa’ in Sweet Moment with Her Kids
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Paris Hilton recently shared a heartwarming moment with her children, Phoenix and London, in a sweet Instagram video posted on Sunday, December 15. The 43-year-old mom can be seen kneeling on the floor next to her 22-month-old son and 13-month-old daughter, holding a toy microphone. Together, Hilton and Phoenix sing the playful phrase “sanasa,” a throwback to The Simple Life’s iconic catchphrase, originally sung by Hilton and her longtime friend Nicole Richie. The adorable clip also shows Phoenix and London enthusiastically banging on a tiny bongo drum as Hilton laughs.
Hilton captioned the post: “🥹Baby P’s new favorite song! 🎵🎤👶🏼💫 #Sanasa.”
Hilton and her husband, entrepreneur Carter Reum, welcomed their children via surrogate in 2023. Speaking to PEOPLE that same year, Hilton shared the overwhelming love she feels as a mother: “I thought I knew what love was with my husband, but as soon as I met my baby, it’s just this love on another level. He has changed my life in every way.” She added, “I just feel like the luckiest girl in the world every single day for this beautiful family that I have.”
The reality star often shares glimpses of her life as a mom, including a heartfelt Thanksgiving post in which she wrote, “This Thanksgiving, my heart is overflowing with gratitude 🥹 I’m so thankful for my beautiful family and my precious babies who bring endless love, happiness, and laughter into my life every day 🥰😍.”
The origins of “sanasa” were recently revealed by Nicole Richie during her appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast. Richie, 43, explained that she and Hilton wrote the song when they were just 7 years old. When asked what her father, music legend Lionel Richie, thought of it, she joked, “He was jealous.”
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