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Paris Hilton Says 2-Year-Old Son Phoenix Wants to Be a Firefighter After Losing Malibu Home

Paris Hilton Says 2-Year Old Son Wants to Be a Firefighter After Malibu Home Destroyed in Wildfire

Paris Hilton is sharing her son Phoenix’s new aspiration. 

After The Simple Life star—who shares 2-year-old Phoenix and London, 14 months with husband Carter Reum—lost her $8.4 million Malibu home in the Los Angeles fires, she detailed what he wants to be when he grows up. 

In a video interview with TMZ, while holding her son during an outing in Los Angeles, the 43-year-old explained, “He said he wants to be a fireman.”

As Paris was interviewed alongside her son—who adorably wore a hat adorned with ‘Big Bro’ on the front—she also shared more condolences with other residents who have lost their homes. 

“I’m just heartbroken for everyone who’s lost everything,” Paris continued. “Families with children, animals. It’s just been heartbreaking to see what’s happened to California.”

And while Phoenix’s career aspirations were inspired by the tragedy, the family is also doing what they can to support the community amid the turbulent time. In fact, Paris gave insight into fostering a pet, Zuzu, that was displaced by the Altadena fires. 

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