Paris Hilton walked out on an interview that aired on Good Morning America today after she was pressed a little too far on whether her moment has passed. GMA correspondent Dan Harris brought up her latest reality show's low ratings before apparently crossing the line while speaking with Paris. Here's the full exchange:
Harris: Do you worry at times that the people who have followed in your footsteps, like Kim Kardashian, are overshadowing you?
Paris: No, not at all.
Harris: Do you worry at times that the people who have followed in your footsteps, like Kim Kardashian, are overshadowing you?
Paris: No, not at all.
Harris: There's been some talk about the ratings on the show being low, has that upset you?
Paris: No.
Harris: Do you ever worry about your moment having passed?
That's when Paris looked away with a huff of disbelief before walking off camera. She said off camera that she didn't "want all this being used," before cooler heads seem to have prevailed. The heiress continued the interview, coming off (as she usually does) as more intelligent than the Paris we know from her reality shows. She went on to explain that TV persona we all know so well.
"It's a character that I developed for The Simple Life," she said. "They wanted someone who was an airhead and kind of had the baby voice, so that's a character that I had to do and continued to do for five seasons. So sometimes when I'm on camera I'll revert back to it a little bit just because I'm so used to it because I did it for so long."
That's when Paris looked away with a huff of disbelief before walking off camera. She said off camera that she didn't "want all this being used," before cooler heads seem to have prevailed. The heiress continued the interview, coming off (as she usually does) as more intelligent than the Paris we know from her reality shows. She went on to explain that TV persona we all know so well.
"It's a character that I developed for The Simple Life," she said. "They wanted someone who was an airhead and kind of had the baby voice, so that's a character that I had to do and continued to do for five seasons. So sometimes when I'm on camera I'll revert back to it a little bit just because I'm so used to it because I did it for so long."
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