Paris Hilton & Drew Barrymore Reflect on Growing Up Together & Becoming Mothers

Hi, sorry, just talking to my girlfriend because our next guest, well, she's been here, this is your fifth time, fifth time, that's family, okay? We used to have sleepovers when we were kids, it's my dear friend Paris Hilton, everybody. I'm like us talking about your housewarming party and I really want to come. It's going to be insane. You throw the best parties. I really do. Like there's, and also the music, the musicality of your life is, I was just about to say so hot, I'm not kidding, and then I like stopped myself, but it is. Thank you. Like when did you fall in love with music? My entire life. Singing my whole life, playing the piano, violin, my mom is an amazing singer. Kathy? Yes. My mom used to literally pull in Kathy's driveway, drop me off and pick me up two days later and we would just hang out, me, Paris, and her sister Nikki. We've known each other our whole lives. Literally our whole lives. I know, literally. We've had so many chapters too. I mean, we're like ladies and moms now, it's crazy. We're slimming moms. We really are. I did not know we would be like this when we were kids, it's like you can, I can't see the future, obviously, but like I really couldn't. Like did you have a vision of like this is who I want to be and where I want to go? I always knew I wanted to be a mom. I always had big dreams and I always knew I wanted to be iconic. Check, check and check. Feel good. You too. Okay. So I've been watching Paris and Pops and it's your new series. Yes. And I do think of you with a dog in your arm, like there's a symmetry and a synonymous, like that's been you as a consistent person. My whole life. So why did you decide to do this series? Because I love my puppies and now having kids especially as well, like I wanted to create something to watch with them. Something that's inspirational, something that's fun, it's entertaining, something that people could watch with their families together and just enjoy. And it's basically a cartoon that's based on my life as a little girl growing up in hotels and the character is named Paris Star. Yep. The star was my nickname my whole life. I didn't know that. Yeah. Since I was two years old. Who named you that? My nanny. And why did she say that? Because she wasn't wrong. She just, she knew. She was like, she is a little star and her nickname is Star and then everybody just started calling me that. My dad calls me Starry. I've known you your whole life and I did not know that was your nickname. Okay, speaking of hotels, by the way, we did a story in the news about checking out as Paris Hilton. Yes. The Hilton Empire. What are your thoughts about checking out? I think it's proper to check out. Just like growing up in hotels my whole life. I think it's nice to let them know when you're leaving so the next guest so they can start getting it ready, giving the key back. Like it's just a proper etiquette. Okay. Why do you just leave? I always just leave. But I make up the room and I leave a tip. I think always, you always have to do that. That's so nice. Okay. I live in sweat. Like I, I don't know. This is the latest. It's so bad, Paris. Look at this. It's so soft. It will, I earned this softness. Feel that. Okay. But look what I discovered. Oh, yes. Is, yeah, that's in the butt. Like, and I, by the way, these are so old, I've already stitched them up somewhere. What is like the, oh, and there are stains. This is delightful. Oh, there it is. Look, they ripped before and I sewed them up because I'm this attached to them. Do you have a pair of these kinds of pants? Do you have something in your house that is like unspeakable but it's all yours? I have lots. I have like an entire closet with tracksuits. But see, I'm picturing cute tracksuits and this is not cute. I don't know if I have like the whole ones yet. But I'll send you some for my new line. Are you serious? Yes. And they're so comfortable. You've always fought so hard, as I have, to try and be ourselves. And sometimes that wasn't comfortable and sometimes it was the best thing in the world. It's an art. It takes boldness and bravery. But then you get that genuine person. Yes. And I'm so glad for who you have always been and remain. I'm so glad we never lost our authenticity or whatever it is. It's true. Unapologetic. Being ourselves. Yeah. That's important. But you and I never have an air of righteousness about it. We're just like, this is who we are. And I love that. Me too. Because it's welcoming. It's not like bullying. It's just real. That's just who we are. I feel like we're here to bring happiness and sparkle and light to the world. Well, don't even get me started on what we're about to do because I want to thank you. All right. We have a little game here. We usually do pop quiz. But we're going to do pop quiz because there are puppies here. Rossi. Hi. I haven't asked you. Hi. We'll be right back.