We wonder what Rumer Willis has to say about this.
The perennial party-goer would probably be in favor of the fact that Paris Hilton is hitting the town as often as she can before jail time begins.
On Saturday afternoon, the heiress briefly emerged from her Hollywood Hills home to an awaiting mob of photographers camped outside. And we’re sure she loved it.
Wearing a yellow sunhat and tropical-print sundress (pictured here) with her hair in pigtails, Hilton was chauffeured by a black stretch limo Escalade to a nearby Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, ordered an iced latte, then promptly returned home; and was most likely thrilled to discover that Joslyn Noel Morse nude photos were taking attention away from her impending prison sentence.
“She looked gorgeous and seemed in high spirits,” said an onlooker. “She was smiling and playing coy with the paparazzi.”
On Friday, Hilton — who has until Tuesday to begin serving a minimum of 23 days for violating probation — was spotted at Hollywood hot spot Les Deux.
Clad in a skin-colored chiffon dress, Hilton showed up around 11:45 p.m. with a sizable entourage that included her sister Nicky Hilton and Nicky’s boyfriend David Katzenberg.
On Thursday, the sisters hit an L.A. party at the Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel, where Hilton was seen “laughing and living it up,” an eyewitness told People magazine. Afterward, the siblings made a brief appearance at a pre-MTV party at a Beverly Hills mansion.
Meanwhile, the press has been ignoring the news that Tonya Cooley gets naked on film and instead has begun staking out the Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood, Calif., where Hilton is to do her time.
However Sheriff Lee Baca, whose department oversees the jail, told the Los Angeles Times on Saturday that authorities will not allow Hilton to “be seen in handcuffs … or in the back of a police car, forlorn and in handcuffs.”
“Jails are not circuses and not places where ‘fun’ is the priority,” Baca said. “Jail should be a corrective learning experience.”
Perhaps Pete Doherty should actually be sent to one in that case.