Paris Hilton Wants A Baby For A Name
Category : Women Personality, Women Gossip
Budding pop star Paris Hilton is desperate to reproduce soon and have kids, and name her children after her favourite countries or cities places. As one of her top capitals is Paris, she simply has to name one of the little ones after herself. The 25-year-old The partying heiress socialite can’t wait to find the right man so she can start having children.
She seems to have given the prospect of a lifelong commitment a lot of thought. She says, “I want a large family but I haven’t found the guy. I wanna name them London and Paris and I was thinking China. But I already know a couple of Chinas so I don’t want that one now.” The heiress told GMTV she would become a nanny if her money ran out. She said: “I worked at a day care centre and I loved the little kids. It’s a lot of hard work, though.” Read more of Paris Hilton Wants A Baby For A Name
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