Jan 25, 2007 • 1 min read

Hilton considers legal action over unauthorised garage sale

Paris Hilton is considering legal action after a website began selling personal belongings, including videos and diaries, that a storage company sold on after she failed to pay a $208 debt.

We're still counting Paris Hilton as a pop star for the purposes of amusing stories like this. The pointless celeb is reportedly mightly pissed off that a website is selling a range of her personal possessions which were acquired by a storage company after Hilton failed to pay a $208 debt. The storage company sold the goods on to the people behind http://www.parisexposed.com, which is now boasting to have explicit home videos plus personal and business paperwork, and various diaries and journals, all for sale. The site says that among the collection are: "never before seen sex videos, 250 personal and private videos and drug use that makes Tony Montana look like a missionary". Commenting on the site, Hilton's publicist Elliot Mintz told reporters: "We certainly are going to explore all of our legal options about this matter".

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