Paris Hilton is all over the 2026 World Cup and she is giving fans an inside look behind her new role.
The 45-year-old socialite served as the stadium captain at SoFi Stadium for the U.S. men’s national team’s 3-2 group-stage finale loss to Turkey Thursday night.
Hilton, wearing a dress version of the 1994 U.S. men’s World Cup denim kit paired with knee high boots and white sunglasses, shared various videos and photos of her family and herself on the pitch for the event on Instagram.
She walked out with her son Phoenix, 3, and two-year-old daughter London, along with husband Carter Reum — all were also wearing versions of the denim kit with a bedazzled “Hilton” written on the back.
Alongside her kids, Hilton smiled as she was handed the match ball before placing it on its stand.
“The energy tonight was #Iconic,” she wrote in an Instagram story. “Truly an experience I would never forget.”
“Feeling so incredibly blessed,” Hilton added.
The founder of Parivie Beauty and her family then went to sit in a box in the stadium, where fans of both the U.S. and Turkey walked by to say hi and take pictures with Hilton throughout the evening.
Phoenix was also quite the photographer himself, holding a phone by the edge of the suite while wearing headphones alongside his sister.
Hilton went on to share it was her kids’ first soccer game and their World Cup debut.
“My heart is so full sharing these amazing experiences with my babies,” she wrote in an Instagram story.
Thursday marked Hilton’s third USMNT game in a row, as she has attended all of the team’s group-stage matches of this year’s World Cup.
For the home opener and 4-1 win over Paraguay, she wore the USMNT’s flag kit and sported the U.S. navy kit with stars for the 2-0 clean sheet over Australia.
“We had the absolute best time,” Hilton concluded in an Instagram story. “Stay tuned for more adorable #CutesieCrew #FIFAWorldCup content to come! Such priceless moments spent with my babies watching the world cup together.”
The USMNT is set to face Bosnia in the knockout round on July 1.
[Notigroup Newsroom in collaboration with other media outlets, with information from the following sources]
