Paris Hilton recently shared her concerns about her children potentially being addicted to social media like she is. During a panel at the "A Day of Unreasonable Conversation" summit in Los Angeles, Hilton expressed her hopes that her kids would grow up experiencing a world beyond social media and being constantly glued to their phones. She highlighted the impact of technology on children, noting that kids nowadays spend less time playing outside due to excessive phone usage, and she emphasized the importance of her children not being as consumed by social media as she is.

Furthermore, Hilton discussed her desire for her children to feel loved, seen, and to bring positivity to the world. With two children with her husband, Carter Reum, Hilton mentioned that she wants her kids to have big hearts and focus on making a positive impact. This sentiment aligns with her previous statements where she expressed her concerns about influencer culture being toxic and her hope that her future daughter would not be interested in becoming an influencer, as detailed in her reality series and interviews. Hilton has also reflected on her role in contributing to social media addiction, acknowledging the negative impact it can have on young people's mental health and well-being.

In a broader context, Hilton's concerns are echoed by other celebrity parents like Penélope Cruz, who also emphasized the potential harm of social media on children's developing brains. With data showing the significant amount of time people spend on their mobile phones and the negative effects it can have on mental health, experts suggest that parents should limit children's time online and prioritize real-life connections to promote healthier behaviors.