Paris Hilton has fulfilled her great dream. The businesswoman announced that she was taking advantage of the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States to announce her happiest news: she has become a mother for the second time, of a girl, with her husband Carter Reum.
A wish that the popular heiress and DJ had been harboring for a long time, and that she has finally fulfilled, giving her first-born, Phoenix, a little sister.
A girl he has named London, something he had planned for decades. She announced it through her Instagram account, where she shared an image in which a pink outfit appears on which you can read the little girl's name.
"Grateful for my little girl," writes the businesswoman, who shares the happy news with her more than 25.5 million followers.
The businesswoman thus becomes the mother of two children with her husband, Carter Reum, conceived thanks to surrogacy. For this birth, however, the businesswoman had to undergo a new fertility treatment, as she confessed a few months ago in an interview with the British edition of Glamor magazine, she had no less than 20 frozen embryos - yes, all of them. them males- available for a new pregnancy.
Many hormonal treatments that have finally borne fruit, fulfilling the businesswoman's dreams. "I have been planning my children's names for years. I knew that if I had a daughter she would be called London, because it is one of my favorite cities. It is a beautiful name, which works for both a boy and a girl. I love it, It's pretty and sounds good: Paris and London".
The well-known socialite already confessed that they were trying to be parents, having undergone various fertility treatments since the start of the pandemic in 2020, without success. Phoenix and London are the common children of the businesswoman and the economist, who is already the father of a ten-year-old girl, the result of a passing romance with Laura Bellizzi, an American reality contestant. However, Reum does not maintain contact with the girl.
In Spain, the current Assisted Reproduction Law 14/2006 does not allow the selection of the sex of the embryo(s) to be transferred, although it is true that indirectly the sex of the transferred embryo can be known, always a posteriori, in cases where that PGD (Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis) has been performed, since Spanish legislation only allows the sex selection of the embryo to avoid the transmission of genetic diseases linked to the sex chromosomes.
