Paris Hilton To Keep 20 Humans Frozen Until They Die Because She Wants A Girl

Paris Hilton, a new mom, caused 20 deaths in her family by freezing her sons. She had just announced that she would pay for another 20 human embryos to give birth to her dream of having a daughter.

Hilton and Carter Reum, her boyfriend now husband, decided in 2020 to fund in vitro fertilization using Hilton. eggs, which she froze in her late 30sThe couple can choose to place embryos later in order to create embryos.

Seven physically draining Hilton and Reum were able to produce at least 20 sons through IVF. Although it is possible that the couple produced more than 20 children, some of these were not likely. already destroyed. Like most in Big Fertility, Hilton’s assisted-reproduction staff likely used an outdated embryo grading practice that studies say has actually prevented multiple successful pregnancies.

Despite the positive results of their IVF, the 42-year old has no plans to give her 20 tiny children a second chance at life. frozen orphanagesThey will be able to sit there indefinitely until they are discarded Or given to scientists who will destroy them for science.

Hilton had to undergo an eighth round IVF in order to produce more embryos. Hilton hopes that Reum and the white coats who handle her biological matter will find a way for her to have a girl.

“I just went through the process again a month ago, so I’m waiting for the results to see if there’s any girls,” Hilton recounted the following: Glamour.

Hilton Outsources All Stages of Reproduction

Hilton had already announced in January 2023 that Phoenix Barron Hilton Reum was her baby boy. You wouldn’t know this based on the maternity photoshoot she posted on her Instagram, which makes it appear that Hilton — dressed in a robe — was the one who carried and birthed the baby.

Hilton decided to purchase Phoenix’s pregnancy at the encouragement of Kim Kardashian. renting another woman’s womb.

Mothers who have a close relationship with their unborn baby during pregnancy are more likely interact with the child. in a positive way post-birth. These interactions, according to the study are what fuel learning in infants.

Hilton chose to spend nine months emotionally and physical bonding with her unborn son, instead she outsourced his growth to another woman. She didn’t want to go through the changes, struggles and medical monitoring that come with childbirth.

“When I was in The Simple Life, I had to be in a room when a woman was giving birth and that traumatized me as well. But I want a family so bad, it’s just the physical part of doing it. I’m just so scared… childbirth and death are the two things that scare me more than anything in the world,” Hilton spoke to Glamour.

Hilton Believes Human Life is Dispensable

Hilton’s support for the morally- and ethically fraught industry of fertility should not come as a surprise. Hilton has been doing so for many years. advocated for abortion and even disclosed In her early 20s, she was the owner of one.

“This was also something that I didn’t want to talk about because there was so much shame around that. I was a kid and I was not ready for that,” Hilton stated this in the Glamour interview.

Like abortion, third-party reproductive is based upon the sacrifice of children’s right and must cater to selfish ambitions of adults. Hilton’s previous actions make it clear that she is open to the destruction human life as long the child is not wanted due to incontinence, or for what the mother considers unsuitable sex.

Hilton has not yet revealed whether her last round of IVF gave her the desired results. However, she did tell Glamour that she just wants to. “enjoy my life with my family and be normal.”

Celebrities have tried for many years to be famous. normalize and popularize the use of assisted-reproductive technology to fit kids into their busy lives. But the truth is, there isn’t anything normal or good about trapping nearly two dozen of your children — your newborn son’s siblings — in cryopreservation tanks indefinitely while you pay for the production of more embryos. 

Jordan Boyd, a staff writer at The Federalist, is also the co-producer and host of The Federalist Radio Hour. Her work was also featured in The Daily Wire (Fox News), RealClearPolitics, and RealClearPolitics. Jordan graduated from Baylor University, where she studied journalism and political science. Follow Jordanboydtx on twitter.