When the Hiltons moved to New York, Paris Hilton and sister Nicky Hilton were famous for their partying, and the press was all over it. Interestingly, some media outlets brought the family name into their highly-publicized clubbing, claiming that Paris and Nicky were behaving badly because of a lack of parental guidance. Not only that, but some felt that the socialites were tarnishing the Hilton name, too.
"It's disgraceful the way most of them act these days," an insider said to the New York Post in 2000. "If they had any respect for their families they would keep their noses clean." Family reputation aside, Kathy Hilton had a hard time keeping tabs on her daughters, especially Paris. She told Bruce Bozzi on the podcast "Lunch With Bruce" that she got really worried about the growing fame surrounding her daughter. "When I saw all of this happening, it scared me, especially in New York," Kathy said. "I didn't realize what would happen," Kathy said of the endless attention surrounding her daughter.
Kathy had no idea where Paris was at times. "I used to call the city desk at the New York Post," Kathy said. "I would call the city desk and say at one in the morning, 'Excuse me, hi, it's Kathy Hilton. Uh, do you by any chance know Paris, where she is right now?'" Kathy said she had no other recourse to find her daughter at times.
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