Hilton: I do. My 21st-birthday dress, which is iconic. I have the Von Dutch hat that I was wearing in Arkansas. The Dior monogram pieces, Louis Vuitton, all of that. It was so out there and so extra. It was the most fun time in fashion.
You both have families, businesses, and now this show. Are there enough hours in a day?
Hilton: I always put my babies first, so I am saying no to things all the time. But I also do have a lot of responsibilities with all of my brands and all the different projects I’m doing on a daily basis. So there’s definitely not enough time in the day to get everything done, but I don’t stop and I multitask. So it’s just trying to stack as much as possible into a day as I can. And I don’t really have weekends off. I try to do as much from home as possible. So I built my recording studio there, which is right next to the baby nursery. And my podcast studio is there as well. I try to do as many of the photo shoots from my house as possible. And just saying no to so many different offers because my family means the most to me.
I want to ask about mental health and overall self-care. Paris, when you were in the Glamour office earlier this fall, some of us saw you hooked up to an IV in the hall that was dispensing blue liquid—and we have questions.
Hilton: I’m obsessed with biohacking and wellness. I have this longevity doctor, and he comes once a month and I do methylene blue mixed with NAD, and it’s incredible for cell turnover, for focus, for energy, for anti-aging, for all the things. It gives me so much energy, clarity. It’s like a Benjamin Button IV.
[Editor’s note: Always consult with a licensed physician before beginning any supplement regimen.]
Richie: For me, it’s very important not to run myself into the ground. I have many different facets that I’m juggling all the time, being a wife, being a mother, being a businessperson, being a friend, which I think is so important. Having dinner with my girlfriends and being able to relax and laugh is—I treat it like a job. It is such an important part of my life. And I need it to feel like myself. And then taking time for myself, which is different than taking time with my family. That’s my time to read, to be in nature. And I don’t think that I could really do anything that I do without being connected to myself. And I never want to be in a place where I’m not connected, where I’m not aligned with myself. I want to bring my highest self to anything that I do.
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