PARIS Hilton’s Netflix show, Cooking with Paris, was canceled after only one season.
The show premiered on August 4, 2021, but received poor reviews and a lack of viewers.
Netflix canceled Paris Hilton’s cooking show after only one season due to poor reviews.
The grandiose show featured a dolled-up Hilton wielding a diamond-encrusted spatula and cooking items like French toast covered in cornflakes and hamburgers.
Her show was inspired by her appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show in 2020 with a viral video of Hilton making lasagna.
Season one of Cooking with Paris aired in August 2021 and included six episodes of the socialite and heiress preparing a variety of meals.
The show was tied for the number one spot alongside the avatar singing competition, Alter Ego, in the top ten worst new TV shows in 2021 by Metacritic.
The site quoted The Daily Beast who said Cooking with Paris was “an over-produced miss. … She seems to be trying to channel her clueless, perpetually bored Simple Life persona, but now that we know that that was just a character, it feels forced.”
Paris Hilton introduced a number of A-list celebrities on Cooking with Paris, including Kim Kardashian, Demi Lovato, Saweetie, her mother Kathy Hilton, and her sister Nicky Hilton.
On the show, the friends would cook together before sitting down to chat and enjoy their meal.
Despite the camaraderie shown on the show, Netflix made the decision to put the show on the chopping block and remove it from their streaming platform.
This is not the first time one of Hilton’s shows has been canceled. Oxygen canceled her reality TV show The World According to Paris after only one season in 2011.
Her show earned barely 400,000 viewers and many didn’t tune in again after the first episode.
Despite the cancelation of Cooking with Paris, Hilton can still be found on her reality show, Paris in Love. The show follows her wedding plans with her fiance Carter Reum and can be streamed on Peacock.
Fans can also listen to Hilton’s podcast This is Paris.
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