During their Vegas trip at age 11, Nicole and Paris bought ferrets and chinchillas from exotic pet stores and smuggled them back into California, where they are illegal.
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During their Vegas trip at age 11, Nicole and Paris bought ferrets and chinchillas from exotic pet stores and smuggled them back into California, where they are illegal.
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Alex asks about first kisses and gets two stories for the price of one. The first happened in sixth grade at a classmate's house: spin the bottle, two best friends, Bert and Jared. The second was Vegas, which prompts the real revelation. Nicole, using her parents' divorce as cover, told her mom she was with her dad and her dad she was with her mom — then joined Paris's family trip to Las Vegas at age 11. [1] — Nicole Richie "Nicole Richie used her parents' divorce as cover to sneak to Vegas at age 11. She and Paris would sneak into the Starlight Express musical …" 16:57 By day, they'd take taxis off the Strip to exotic pet stores at the Boulevard Mall, buying ferrets and chinchillas to smuggle back into California. By night, they snuck into Starlight Express. The boys who got kissed in Vegas were from their school, apparently not present for the chinchilla portion of the trip. The whole section paints a picture of two children whose privileged but surprisingly unsupervised lives gave them an appetite for low-stakes adventure.
Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie have been friends since they were two years old, attending the same school and sharing piano and tap lessons.
Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie have been inseparable since the age of two. Their lives were so intertwined growing up — same school, same extracurriculars, matching outfits bought by Nicole's mom — that they were treated as a single unit. If one got socially exiled, both were out.
Nicole Richie's first real boyfriend had an AOL screen name of Playa4life. He cheated on her three times — including once on the Peter Pan ride at Disneyland. She uncovered the last betrayal through an elaborate conference-call trap before eventually confronting a girl at a party who physically launched her across the room.
Nicole Richie's first real boyfriend, whose AOL name was Playa4life, cheated on her three times — once on the Peter Pan ride at Disneyland.
Paris Hilton revealed she once found out a boyfriend had cheated on her by reading about it on TMZ, calling it humiliating on top of heartbreaking.
Paris Hilton learned a boyfriend had cheated on her not from a friend or a confrontation, but from TMZ. She says she reacts to cheating by going completely silent — no confrontation, just a permanent ghost.
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