Paris Hilton’s 1-year-old daughter London just reached an exciting new milestone with her older brother Phoenix, who turns 2 next month, by her side. The heiress and socialite just shared a new video of the big moment, and baby London couldn’t be happier. (If only we could bottle up that joy!)
“Baby London’s first drive with big brother Baby P ???????????????????? #SlivingMom ✨” The Simple Life alum captioned a video on TikTok of her two precious angels. Phoenix and London look like twins with their blonde hair and big grins as they ride around in a red convertible car toy in their mom’s huge house.
“Wow, London!” Hilton says from off-camera, as London embraces being a “passenger princess” while her brother drives the slow-moving toy car. At one point, Phoenix throws the car in reverse, making London giggle. They pause and Hilton helps London adjust her seatbelt. Then Phoenix reverses again, this time pretending to honk his horn and saying, “Beep beep!” He’s clearly a very focused driver, and London is just along for the ride!
This sibling duo is so precious in this sweet video, and many people took to the comments to praise them. “Not Phoenix reversing better then I ever will ????,” one person joked. Another wrote, “It’s the ‘beep beep’ for me????????????????????.” It’s cuteness overload!
“These kids are having the time of their lives!!! ????????????” someone else commented.
Last week, Hilton shared a video set to “Birds of a Feather” by Billie Eilish. As Eilish sings, “I’ll love you till the day that I die,” Hilton showcases pictures and videos of her family, including her two precious babies. “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 ????????” She continued, “Here’s to celebrating love, togetherness, and all the things we’re grateful for this year. Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours ❤️✨”
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