PARIS Hilton has stripped off for the festive season after celebrating the success of her The Simple Life comeback series.
The Hollywood icon ditched all of her clothes for a sultry new Christmas photoshoot where she kept her modesty covered by a simple bow.
Paris, 43, looked more glam than ever as she showed off her tanned skin in the daring Christmas clip.
The reality TV star captioned the social media clip: “My presence is a present.”
Paris then added her trademark phrase “That’s Hot” to the post as she danced seductively to the Ariana Grande Christmas tune, Santa Tell Me.
Apart from the red bow, Paris donned a matching pair of high heels for one of her most daring photoshoots ever as she narrowly avoided a wardrobe malfunction.
She stood in front of an elaborate Christmas tree at her luxury LA mansion which came complete with pink and purple baubles.
Oversized pink boxes, resembling Christmas presents also stood in front of the huge tree as it appeared the heiress had gone over the top once again for her Xmas celebrations.
Paris will be spending the big day with her husband, Carter Reum, as well as her two children – Phoenix and London.
As well as looking forward to the festive season, Paris has been celebrating the success of the launch of her The Simple Life reunion show.
Paris and childhood pal Nicole Richie reunited for Paris and Nicole: The Encore which saw them stage an opera for their song ‘Sanasa’ in their first joint TV project since the hit show’s end.
Back in 2003, the pair launched the ratings hit which saw them living on a farm and undertaking a slew of jobs – most of which they were fired from.
The new programme saw the pair return to Altus in Arkansas to reunite with the locals they lived with 21 years ago.
The three-part special left fans delighted as the pair were finally back on-screen with each other once more.
Speaking about why they originally decided to sign up for the show in 2003, Paris’ co-star Nicole told Vanity Fair: “We said yes for the sole purpose of having fun.
“We had no idea that there would be a second season or a fifth season.
“It was a real experiment. They didn’t tell us anything about the show, period.
“The only two [reality] shows at the time that existed were The Real World and The Osbournes, and this show was not that.”
