Paris Hilton revealed Britney Spears, Kesha and Demi Lovato as her dream girl squad during an exclusive interview with E! News at the FIFA World Cup 2026 Opening Ceremony in Los Angeles.
Paris Hilton wants to give Britney Spears more love.
The Simple Life alum gave her longtime friend a shoutout at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, naming Spears, Kesha and Demi Lovato as her dream girl squad during an exclusive interview with E! News at the Opening Ceremony in Los Angeles.
She was even hoping to run into Lovato at the June 12 event, telling E! News' Erin Lim Rhodes during the interview, “I love her."
And while Hilton maintains ties with her gal pals, she has been spending more time with her children, Phoenix, 3, and London, 2, whom she shares with husband Carter Reum.
Calling her kids the "sweetest little angels in the world,” Hilton shared that the toddlers haven't yet fallen into the "terrible twos."
“I feel so lucky. My babies are so kind and sweet,” Hilton said. “Everyone says, ‘Oh, the terrible twos,’ but I have not experienced that.”
Plus, their bond as siblings is simply to die for.
"Phoenix is the best big brother to London," the 45-year-old added. "He's so protective of her, and they're inseparable, so it's really cute to watch them grow up together."
And there's one particular milestone the DJ is looking forward to hopefully experiencing one day.
"I can't wait till Phoenix plays soccer, and I could be a soccer mom," she said. "But for now they love basketball. They haven't played soccer yet, but they kick the ball around the backyard."
As for how they'll all celebrate Father's Day on June 21, Hilton noted they'll keep it lowkey this year.
"We celebrate Dad, because he's the best, and probably cook something at home, and just chill and relax," she said. "We love to make lasagna together."
Read on to see which other celebrities are getting their heads in the game at the World Cup 2026.
The Grammy nominee lit up SoFi Stadium like a firework June 12 by performing her song "Wonder" alongside Tius Luka before kickoff.
The Mission: Impossible star and soccer legend signed autographs as they watched Team USA take on Paraguay June 12.
The reality TV heiress? She thinks soccer is hot.
The "Water" singer made it hotter during her U.S. World Cup opening ceremony performance.
The Parks & Recreation alum was lit'rally stoked to watch the U.S. soccer stars take the pitch on June 12.
How you like that? The BLACKPINK singer performed "Goals" during the U.S. World Cup opening ceremony on June 12.
The Muppets were out to support the soccer stars... let's just hope Rocco doesn't show up to Los Angeles Stadium.
The Deadpool star was in the stands at the Canada vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto June 12.
The Drake & Josh actor is ready to cheer with fellow fans—and he may just add in a "Hug me brotha!" if he witnesses a goal.
The nephew of Michael Jackson moonwalked his way into Los Angeles Stadium to watch Team USA take on Paraguay.
The rapper was decked out in patriotic colors as he arrived for his performance at the U.S. World Cup opening cereminy.
The Brazilian musician attended to watch Team USA vs. Paraguay.
The former U.S. Women's National Team players—and current couple—showed up to support their male counterparts.
The New York Giants quarterback and his girlfriend prove their love for fútbol in Los Angeles.
The Pitt actors left the emergency room and headed to Los Angeles Stadium to watch Team USA.
On June 11, the "Waka Waka" singer returned to the World Cup to perform the event's "Dai Dai" in Mexico City during the first of three opening ceremonies.
The Grammy winner joined Shakira on their World Cup duet "Dai Dai."
The Oscar nominee officially welcomed the Mexico City crowd ahead of the Mexico vs. South Africa match on June 11.
The "Loco Contigo" singer performed a medley of his hits during the opening ceremony in Mexico City June 11.
The Italian opera legend and KPop Demon Hunters star joined together to perform the World Cup's official anthem "DNA" together at Mexico's opening ceremony.
The "Me Rehúso" singer made history as the first Venezuelan artist to perform at a FIFA World Cup opening ceremony during the Mexico vs. South Africa game.
You oughta know the Canadian icon performed the national anthem during Canada's opening ceremony in Toronto June 12.
The Grammy winner sang a cover of Sam Cooke's "Bring It On Home to Me" before Canada's June 12 game against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Ahead of the U.S. World Cup opening ceremony, the Pretty Little Liars alum picked out a jersey at the Michelob ULTRA Pitchside Club in Santa Monica, Calif.
The Twisters star cheered on Mexico at Peacock and Telemundo's World Cup watch party on June 11.
