Nicky Hilton gave an update on her sister Paris Hilton’s well-being after the arrival of two children.

In November, Paris, 43, welcomed daughter London with husband Carter Reum, following the birth of their son Phoenix in January 2023.

“She’s so happy, she’s so at peace,” Nicky, 40, said People at the 17th annual Women in Film Oscar Nominees Party in Los Angeles on Friday.

The hotel heiress added that her own children “love” being cousins ​​to Paris’ children.

Nicky and husband James Rothschild share Lily-Grace Victoria, 6, Theodora ‘Teddy’ Marilyn, 5, and an 18-month-old son, whose name has not yet been revealed.

Last month, the beautiful mom made her first public appearance with all three of her adorable children.

The socialite was spotted with her family at the Museum of Ice Cream.

Nicky met James at the 2011 wedding of Petra Ecclestone – daughter of former Formula 1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone – to her now ex James Stunt.

They spent their freshman year traveling long distance before they both decided to move to New York City to be together.

The pair dated for around three years before getting engaged during a summer holiday on Lake Como in 2014.

They tied the knot the following year in a star-studded wedding at Kate Middleton and Prince William’s home at Kensington Palace.

Meanwhile, Paris surprised her fans on Thanksgiving by announcing that she and Carter had welcomed their second child via surrogate.

The star shared the happy news by posting a pink baby outfit called ‘London’, revealing her little one’s gender and name.

“Grateful for my baby girl,” the heiress wrote in the caption of the image.

After initially confusing fans by not revealing whether the baby was on the way or had already been born, Paris clarified in a TikTok comment that her daughter has already arrived, writing, “My princess has arrived!!”

Paris also shared a sweet photo of her son on Instagram Stories and proudly called him a “big brother.”

After announcing the news on Instagram, Paris posted to her TikTok with a sweet video of her niece and nephew, asking, “Are you guys excited about your new nephew?”

“You have two babies?” they asked.

“I have two babies,” she confirmed. In the clip, she was seen holding her son.

“Priceless moments Family is everything,” she captioned the clip.

Clare Crawley and her husband, Ryan Dawkinswelcomed their first child via surrogate on Monday, January 15.

“She's here!” Crawley, 42, made the announcement on her Instagram Story, sharing a photo hugging Dawkins in a hospital room. “Healthy + more than loved. Dream come true.”

The former Bachelorette and Dawkins announced in July 2023 that their family was expanding.

“Our laundry is about to get a lot more fun in 2024,” Crawley wrote via Instagram. “This is REALLY what my dreams are made of! I can't tell you how hard it has been to keep this secret hidden!”

She added: “This is a journey that Ryan and I have held close to our hearts as we navigate the uncertain world of IVF and all that comes with it. I can't wait to share with you soon what it's been like for us, and until then, we're incredibly grateful [Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh] for making miracles happen!“

Crawley met Dawkins – who has two daughters, 12 and 10 respectively, from a previous relationship – in late 2021.

“I wasn't ready to date again,” Crawley shared exclusively We weekly in October 2022 when she met her current husband shortly after ending her engagement Dale Moss. “The moment I was single, he said, 'Let me take you.' And he knew I was at such a low point and I told him I wasn't even ready to go out to dinner. I had to take space to have time for myself to heal. I didn't want him to be a rebound.”

After almost a year together, Dawkins proposed in October 2022 at the RISE Festival in Las Vegas.

“Everything in my world has changed since I met her. She is the love of my life and I wish the world knew the Clare I know,” he said. Us at the time. “She is one of the strongest women I know and is truly a bright spot. I love our life and [am] more than excited about our future.”

The couple married in February 2023 in the presence of Dawkins' eldest daughters. “Ryan is an event planner by nature, so he planned the entire wedding,” Crawley recalled during an appearance on the “Most Dramatic Podcast Ever” in May 2023. “But he took control, he planned everything. We had a small ceremony. We had the best vows to each other, super personal. It was spot on [where] we had our first kiss. It was just the biggest spot.”

Crawley – who rose to fame as a finalist on Juan Pablo Galavis' season 18 of The Bachelor in 2014 – was previously engaged Benoit Beausejour-Savard after meeting during Bachelor Winter Games in 2018. After calling off their whirlwind engagement, she led season 16 of The Bachelorette and met Mos. Crawley and the former footballer got engaged after just twelve days and left the show early. The now-exes were together on and off before splitting for good in September 2021.

Paris Hilton surprised her fans on Thanksgiving by announcing that she has welcomed a baby girl named London.

The 42-year-old star shared the happy news by posting a pink baby outfit called ‘London’, revealing her little one’s gender and name. “Grateful for my baby girl,” the heiress wrote in the caption of the image.

After initially confusing fans by not revealing whether the baby was on the way or had already been born, Paris clarified in a TikTok comment that her daughter has already arrived, writing, “My princess has arrived!!”

This is her second child with husband Carter Reum, 42. The couple welcomed son Phoenix via surrogacy in January.

DailyMail.com has contacted Hilton representatives for comment.

Paris also shared a sweet photo of her son on Instagram Stories and proudly called him a “big brother.”

After announcing the news on Instagram, Paris posted to her TikTok with a sweet video of her niece and nephew, asking, “Are you guys excited about your new nephew?”

“You have two babies?” they asked.

“I have two babies,” she confirmed. In the clip, she was seen holding her son.

“Priceless moments Family is everything,” she captioned the clip.

Although the news of the arrival of her second child was quite a surprise, the name itself was not.

Hilton opened up on a March 1 live chat episode of her podcast that she would have chosen the name London if she had ever had a daughter more than a decade ago.

‘I’m very happy that one day Phoenix will have a sister named London. It’s my favorite city and I’ve always wanted to name my daughter London,” she said.

‘I had actually chosen that name for a long time, probably more than ten years. I’ve always wanted London. I love that name for my daughter,” she added.

The heiress named after the French capital clearly wanted to keep the tradition of naming cities alive with her children, and admitted that Phoenix wasn’t easy to come up with.

“It was hard to choose (Phoenix) because a lot of the cities I like just don’t sound right as names,” she said.

‘Just as Ibiza would be so strange as a child’s name, Vegas would also be strange. It’s hard to find a cool city name for a boy. Except London, (because) that works for both,” she said.

An episode of her reality show Paris in Love revealed that Paris and Carter literally told no one about Phoenix, not even their own families.

In the video, Carter can be seen driving with Paris in the passenger seat. She tells him, “If people found out, there would be paparazzi all over Cedar’s (Sinai). I hope and pray no one at the hospital tells.”

“If anyone recognizes me, let’s pretend it’s our cousin,” Paris says, as Carter jokes. “We can’t blow our cover now, we’ve done so well.”

Paris is then seen in a confessional in her walk-in closet saying, “Literally no one knows” about her baby.

‘No one in this house knows. None of the people who work at my media company know. My friends don’t know. My own family doesn’t know,” she spilled.

Her husband Carter shared in a confession, “I don’t think it ever occurred to me that we wouldn’t tell anyone. That was really Paris.’

“My initial inclination was to tell my family and get everyone excited. Her secret was that she had to keep the secret, but she had to go through life protecting herself, so I was going to do everything I could to be a good teammate,” he said in the clip.

Paris added to her This Is Paris podcast: “Even my mother, my sisters and my best friend knew until he was over a week old.

“It was really fun to have that with Carter, to be our own journey together. I just feel like my life has been so public, and nothing has ever really been mine.

“So when we talked about it, I really felt like I wanted this trip to be just for us.

‘Cause we were so excited and wanted to tell our families, but we were just nervous, because if you tell someone, they tell someone, and all of a sudden it’s in TMZ or on Page Six, and I have plenty by. live like that.

“So Carter and I literally made a pact with each other that we wouldn’t tell anyone, and no one knew until recently.”

After Phoenix was born via surrogate in January, Hilton revealed in late February that she had undergone IVF treatments in an attempt to have a daughter.

Paris said Glamour magazine: ‘We’ve done it seven times… I have all boys. I have twenty boys. I went through the process again a month ago, so I’m waiting for the results to see if there are any girls.”

She also confessed that she previously had her eggs frozen on the advice of her boyfriend Kim Kardashian, and that she was planning to have a child of her own before she and Carter met.

Paris and Carter will get married in November 2021 after more than two years of dating.

In addition to having two children with Paris, it emerged that Reum had a “secret” daughter named Evie, 10, with ex Laura Bellizzi, and he reportedly hasn’t seen her since she was a baby.

Whitney Port and husband Tim Rozenman revealed that their surrogate mother had two miscarriages.

“We ended up doing two transfers with the surrogate mother. Both transfers ultimately ended in failure. The last miscarriage was just a month ago,” Port, 38, explained in an episode of her podcast ‘With Whit’ from earlier this month.

Rosenman, 42, noted that their surrogate mother was just over seven weeks pregnant during both pregnancy losses. Although their doctor said they have a “97 percent chance” of a viable pregnancy, the couple is concerned about their fertility journey.

“There could be something going on with the surrogate mother or with our embryos,” Rosenman added during the emotional conversation.

According to Port, the couple is in the process of figuring out their next steps. “We’re kind of in the early stages again where we have three embryos left, two that have been tested and one that hasn’t been tested yet,” she explained. “We decide: are we going to try a new laboratory? Do we do another round of egg harvesting to get new embryos? Are all these embryos from the last batch bad, or do we transfer one of the embryos that have already been created into the surrogacy and just get on with that while we make a plan to get another egg.”

Port and Rosenman became parents when they welcomed son Sonny in July 2017. Despite the challenges, they have discussed their plans to expand their family over the years. In November 2021, Port revealed that she had suffered a pregnancy loss.

“I’m so sorry to say this, and some of you may have seen our latest YouTube episode, but [we] lost the baby. We found out yesterday,” Port wrote via Instagram Story at the time. “Sending all my love to those of you who are dealing with this right now. I don’t want to be insensitive and make light of it, but if the glass is half full, I no longer feel physically complete.”

More recently, Port reflected on publicly discussing her fertility issues.

‘It wasn’t that [hard to discuss] at first, and the more I brought it out, it was. Not because I got a negative reaction, but it became something I had to talk about and be reminded of all the time,” she said in an October post. We weekly cover story. “It already took over my life, and then it took over my professional life. As a digital creator, you are in this world of showcasing your personal life as part of your business. So I felt like that became the conversation, and it was all-encompassing.

The former reality star said the pain of the experience was still with her, adding: ‘It doesn’t just go away. And we’re trying to figure out the best plan for us, but I don’t want to give up. It’s still something I think about every day.”

Port also praised Rosenman for his support in the aftermath of her pregnancy loss.

“It really brought us closer together. Timmy [would say]“This is us dealing with this. This isn’t you, and this isn’t anything your body has done wrong.” I feel like sometimes that’s all the partner has to say so the woman doesn’t feel alone,” she shared Us.

Port also touched on her journey with surrogacy at the time.

“We’re looking into everything, and there’s been a lot of stuff that’s happened that I didn’t want to share, because there are so many updates at some point, and it’s happening in real time, and I’m not even sure how I feel about it ,” she admitted. “So I’m not ready to talk about the details of my plans yet.”

Port was hopeful that she would give her son a sibling. “Please [expand our family]. I always wanted more than one. There’s just something inside me that feels like we’re not complete yet,” she concluded. “[And Sonny wants a sibling] so bad. Never in a way that makes me feel bad, but he wants a buddy or someone to take care of. I don’t think he realizes what that will mean for him once the baby arrives! I don’t want to say, ‘Hey, appreciate this now, because in a year, or two years, or whenever it happens…’ But he’s going to be the best big brother.”

Match star Tom Ellis and woman Meaghan Oppenheimer have welcomed their first child together via a surrogate mother.

“Our daughter Dolly Ellis-Oppenheimer was born on November 8 and within five hours of her being alive, she single-handedly ended the SAG strike,” said Ellis, 44, and Oppenheimer, 37, wrote via Instagram on Thursday, November 9, alongside photos of themselves in the hospital with their newborn baby. “We love her. Thank you so much to our amazing surrogate .”

The arrival of the couple’s little one marks Oppenheimer’s first time as a mother and cements Ellis’ title as official girl daddy. He is already father to daughter Nora, 18, from a previous relationship, and shares daughters Florence, 15, and Marnie, 11, with ex-wife Tamzin Outhwaite. The couple was married for seven years after their divorce in 2014.

Ellis and Oppenheimer met in 2015 and announced their engagement two years later. They married in June 2019, with Ellis taking to social media to celebrate the news with his fans. “My new wife @moppyoppenheimer was a little unsure about my choice of transportation for the honeymoon thank you to everyone who made our special day so precious,” he captioned a sweet Instagram snap of the newlyweds at their wedding.

In addition to sharing his love for Oppenheimer, Ellis often takes to social media to talk about fatherhood. In August 2020, he opened up to The guard about the struggle of being away from his daughters during the coronavirus pandemic.

“It was unbearable,” the outlet shared. “There’s a part of you that isn’t there when they aren’t there.” (Ellis was in Los Angeles shooting Lucifer when COVID-19 struck while his children remained in Britain)

“Trying to stay positive while the world is falling apart and having your kids away from you and not knowing you’re going to see them was just… yeah,” he said, before noting that he was planning a “long-awaited reunion” with the girls . after a seven-month separation.

Ellis may have a good relationship with his daughters, but that doesn’t mean they are fans of his career.

“My kids are the least impressed with the work I do, and that’s kind of funny,” the actor said People in 2016. “Time and time again, when I’m on the telly, I say, ‘Look, it’s Dad on the telly,’ and they’ll kind of look up, give it a quick glance and then go back to what they’re doing , because it doesn’t matter to them at all.”

He continued: “The only thing they really liked that I did was a really soft sitcom I did in Britain,” he said, adding: “They are my biggest fans as a father, but not as an actor .”

Ellis noted that his girls’ biggest annoyance, however, was when he tried to get creative at home. “What they don’t like when I talk is talking in the characters’ voices,” he joked. “It really doesn’t sit well with them.”

A California mother has claimed she was told by the child’s future fathers to end her surrogacy at 24 weeks after she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Brittney Pearson, 37, of Sacramento told DailyMail.com she was diagnosed with breast cancer at 22 weeks in May.

She says that after a full-body MRI revealed the extent of the disease, the gay couple who paid her to carry their child used legal threats to pressure her to terminate the pregnancy.

Initially, Pearson claims, doctors at Sutter Health Medical Center in Sacramento thought she could receive a form of chemotherapy compatible with pregnancy, and then be induced at 34 weeks gestation.

The fathers-to-be, who have not been named but are from Southern California, reportedly were happy that she received treatment and continued the pregnancy.

However, when doctors realized that the HER2+ cancer had spread further than expected and that more aggressive chemotherapy would be needed to fight it, relations between Pearson and the parents-to-be broke down.

The unnamed gay couple, Pearson claims, wanted the baby “immediately terminated” and “wiped out” because they believed it had no chance of life.

They did not want a baby to be born before 34 weeks because they feared the baby would develop significant health problems, it is claimed.

The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network, an anti-surrogacy group that first reported on Pearson’s case, claims the fathers-to-be also tried to stop Pearson from carrying the child to term and then giving him up for adoption.

They allegedly told her they didn’t want their “DNA out there” raised by anyone else. DailyMail.com has been unable to contact the future fathers to verify that claim.

Pearson told DailyMail.com of the distress she felt after the fathers-to-be reportedly “threatened everyone with a lawsuit,” including Pearson, her agency and Sutter Health.

At one point, she claims, after being threatened with legal action, her oncology team said they weren’t sure they could give her chemo and should consult their own lawyers.

“It was frustrating because I wanted to give them a family,” she told DailyMail.com, “they said they cared, but they didn’t. I felt betrayed and heartbroken.”

The mother-of-four, who had successfully completed a round of surrogacy before, said she felt like “a rented womb.”

“The first thing I thought after I was diagnosed was I want to keep this baby safe and bring it to Earth,” she said.

“I would have been there, I would have given him every chance of survival, I had people ready to help,” she claimed.

Pearson told DailyMail.com that she had found a hospital that would deliver her baby, but would not comment on whether or not the procedure was inducement or termination and whether or not the fetus was born alive.

She would only confirm that it has since passed away.

“The baby was born on Father’s Day, my mom got to hold him and take pictures, but he didn’t survive,” she explains.

Pearson felt further distressed by the prospective parents’ decision to take the remains of the fetus and cremate them.

“I would have done things differently, I didn’t understand it because they didn’t see him as a baby at all.”

Pearson said she speaks out about her experience because she “never wants anyone else to feel that way.”

Despite her harrowing account, she hasn’t changed her mind about surrogacy: “I wouldn’t do it again, but I still think surrogacy has a great time and place, but [prospective] families need to be screened more often.’

Pearson said her surrogacy agency, whose name she declined to name, was “very supportive and still is,” but that the fathers had not contacted her since she had the baby.

Jennifer Lahl, president of The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network said of the caseI often say, there are plenty of reasons to make people see that surrogacy is wrong, harmful, and bad for women and children.

“This case highlights many of the problems with contracted, largely commercial, pregnancies.”

Pearson, who has four children of her own, ages 3, 5, 12 and 13, is currently unable to work while she receives treatment.

Her sisters Courtney and Ashley Pearson founded one Go to the Fund Me page to accept donations to help her through this difficult time.

‘Britt was recently diagnosed with HER2+ breast cancer. Britt and her family need our love and support during this heartbreaking time,” the sisters wrote.

Adding: ‘She is the main breadwinner for her family of 6 and is unable to work during her cancer treatments. Please help share this so they won’t have any extra stress!’

Sutter Health declined to comment when approached by DailyMail.com.

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