Paris Hilton’s boyfriend Carter Reum celebrates This Is Paris

Paris Hilton is preparing to bare her soul in her highly-anticipated documentary This Is Paris. And the New York-born socialite has quite the support system behind her back, as she ushers in a new era of Paris. She celebrated the upcoming release Sunday evening, as she took to her Instagram Story to show off some balloons and a cake, with which her sweet boyfriend Carter Reum surprised her.

The 39-year-old posted a video from her pool, which was adorned with red, gold and see-through balloons, including some tangled letters spelling out 'congrats.' he told her 12.6million Instagram followers: 'My boyfriend got me these balloons that said "congrats," but the wind blew them away.'

Paris also posted a video of a silver cake, which was printed with the promotional image for the documentary and 'congrats' in white icing.  She panned up from the cake to some flowers and the balloons, telling her boyfriend: 'Thank you, my love, for the beautiful cake and flowers and balloons and everything. I love you.'

Things I talk about in this film are things that nobody knows

The Stars Are Blind artist later posted a video update, sporting a black top with a cheetah-print robe, wearing her wavy blonde hair in a high ponytail. She addressed her fans: 'Hey everybody, I'm super excited. My film This Is Paris is about to premiere in 45 minutes. I'm gonna be doing a live Q&A. So, make sure to swipe up and watch with me. I love you.' Shortly after, she posted another video without the robe, as she paced around the house with a heart-eye sunglasses face filter. Paris said: 'Hey guys, I'm currently at home, freaking out. My movie is about to play in 20 minutes. You guys are literally about to see every deep, dark secret I've ever not told anyone in my life. So, um... yeah.  Little nerve-wracking, but I will be on live to answer your questions. So, swipe up, and This Is Paris starts in 19 minutes. Yas!' 

She's recently been sharing some of those 'deep, dark secrets' ahead of the premiere, including her experience with abuse at a Utah boarding school, as well as her past abusive relationships. The House of Wax actress recently told The Hollywood Reporter of the film: 'I've been through a lot and I've been through a lot of very traumatic experiences that people can't even imagine. I've never discussed it with anyone, like literally no one, not my family, not my friends. 

'Things I talk about in this film are things that nobody knows. People, when they see the film, are going to see and I think understand me and how it shaped the woman that I am today because of those experiences that I went through.'

Daily Mail