Paris Hilton says that the 8th year professor admitted "crush" for her: "He called me almost every evening"
Hilton addresses the traumatic relationship in his new memories.
In his new autobiography, Paris: Memoirs ,, Paris Hilton opens on topics ranging from the way its slogan "it's hot" The abuse she claims to have suffered During his pensions. The star also writes on an 8th year teacher who admitted a "crushing" for her, spoke to her inappropriately on the phone, and even kissed her once. Hilton said in his book that it took many years to see this teacher as her attacker because she did not want to consider herself as a "victim". Read the rest to find out more about her disturbing experience and how she worked over the years.
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The professor asked him to keep their contact secret.
In Paris: Memoirs , Hilton writes that several girls in her Catholic school had the crush on the teacher, whom she calls "Mr. Abercrombie" because of her appearance. "Everyone loved him, including the nuns," she explains (explains (explains ( via People ).
But, even if it was innocent enough for these students to have a crush on their teacher, as an adult, he crossed the line with Hilton. "I have the crush on you," said the professor. "Mr. Abercrombie" asked him if they could exchange figures, but also told him to keep their contact secret. Hilton explains: "He flattered and tended me and said that all the other girls were talking about me behind my back because they were jealous."
She writes ( via Page six ), "Mr. Abercrombie called me almost every night, and we talked for hours to what extent I was surprisingly mature, beautiful and intelligent, how much, misunderstood and special."
He came to her house.
After speaking secretly, the professor came to Hilton when his parents, Kathy And Rick Hilton , had come out.
"I saw a late model SUV slowdown at the top of the aisle," writes the singer of "Stars Are Blind" in her book. "I got into the passenger seat. The professor shot me in his arms and kissed me." She says they kissed "for what seemed to be a long time and seemed to evolve in something more."
But, Hilton's parents returned home and spotted. "Mr. Abercrombie" blamed Hilton, saying to him: "My life is over. What am I doing? Why did you do this?"
Hilton says that her parents sent her to live with her grandmother for the summer but that she does not know "if there have been repercussions to the teacher or if there was an attempt to prevent him from Choose another little girl ". She says that her parents "never brought will, and [she] never asked".
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It took him years to understand the truth of the situation.
For years, Hilton did not want to examine the experience or actions of his former teacher too closely.
"I never allowed myself to speak or even think about what it was really or why I got out of the window to kiss this stupid pedophile," she writes. "It took me decades to really say the word pedophile. The launch in the role of child attacker meant to embark on the role of the victim, and I simply could not go."
She also had a hard time reconciling "the fact that [she] had appreciated something that was, in reality, completely vile". Hilton continues: "Even now, knowing in my adult mind that no child is never responsible for inappropriate adult behavior, my face burns literally while I sit here by telling you this terrible secret. Being able to Shake completely. But this is a key element in my story. "
Hilton wanted to share his own real story.
Hilton has been famous since the early 2000s, not only because of his heiress and worldly status, but also because of the reality TV show Simple life . She was the target of many jokes in the media and perceived as a "stupid blonde", " A personality that Hilton now claims She played to cover her trauma. Recently, the 42 -year -old man opened more on his real life and the abuses she lived, especially in the documentary It's Paris And now his first memory. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
"I felt that my documentary, It's Paris , it was the first time that I had really been vulnerable and opened and showed who I was really, "she said Parade In a recent interview . "I felt that there was so much more in history. I think it's an important story, especially for young girls to read. I would like to have had this type of book when I was a teenager. I am Incredibly proud of that memory. I really put my heart and my soul there. "
