Paris Hilton, the "richest woman in the United States," is engaged again.
On the 17th, she ushered in her 40th birthday, and her boyfriend of more than 1 year, Carter Reum, also formally proposed to her. She announced the good news of the engagement at IG earlier and popped out a photo of Carter on one knee proposing marriage to share the joy. She writes, "When you meet your soul mate, you don't just know, you feel it" (confession of déjà vu).
She said: "My love and I have been together since the first date and to celebrate my birthday he arranged a special trip to a tropical paradise. As we walked down the beach for dinner, Carter led us to a wooden house decorated with flowers and then got down on one knee. I said Yes, Yes, forever, I'm willing to spend my life with him."
Carterine successfully proposed to the "richest woman" Peris Hilton on Saturday and presented a diamond engagement ring, designed by Louis Cartier's great-grandson Jean Dousset, worth two million DOLLARs, not to lose paris's engagement rings, as always, to set off her billions of dollars.
The ring is emerald-cut, with two trapezoidal gemstones on either side of the central diamond, which is said to weigh 15 to 20 carats, and more than 50 small gemstones that surround the entire diamond ring, supposedly inspired by Paris's landmarks, the Grand Palais and the Eiffel Tower), after all, Paris's name is Paris.
The heiress has since shared sketches of the ring's design on her private website, Cartier's great-grandson Jean Dousset, who does not work at Cartier, whose private jewelry store is based in Los Angeles and has been making the eponymous brand under his own name for 15 years. Before designing his own independently, Duset worked with renowned French jewellers Boucheron and Van Cleef & Arpels. His previous clients include Amy Adams and Desperate Housewives Eva Longoria.
This is Paris's fourth engagement, having previously been engaged to male model Jason Shaw, Paris Latsis, grandson of the Greek ship king, and chris Zylka, a young celebrity, all of whom ended in a breakup.
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In 2005, Paris Latsis, the grandson of the Greek ship king, proposed a 24-carat canary diamond ring worth four and a half million US dollars, but money could not buy love, and Hilton repented four months after the engagement, saying that he was too young to settle down, and then found cheating on many people, the heir did not get the ring back, Hilton has since auctioned it off for half of the original price ($4.7 million), which was donated to the victims of Hurricane Katrina at the time.
In 2002, Paris was briefly engaged to Jason Shaw, a fashion model who had been in love for 2 years, but this time the ring was not hyped, and people only talked about a mysterious ring that Paris wore on his ring finger. In 2003, as Paris became more and more popular and became the top stream at the time, he dumped the boyfriend.
At that time, 35-year-old Chriszelka proposed in 2017 at the Aspen Ski Resort in Coronado, offering a $2 million proposal ring, designed by Michael Greene, the owner of the famous jewelry merchant Greene & Co., a large pear-shaped diamond has 20 calories, and the other small diamonds around the large diamond circle are under 2 calories, but when the two broke up, even if the fiancé wanted to get the diamond ring back, Hilton did not return it to him - twelve million Na, This man must have been true love when he proposed.
Paris, a descendant of the Hilton Group, became famous in 2003 for being blown out of the CD by old love, and became popular in 2004 with the reality show "New Experience for The Golden Girl". She started her own business many years ago, successively launching perfumes, leather goods and other goods, estimated to be worth as much as 300 million US dollars.
Diamonds live forever, and Hilton really came this time.