Paris Hilton launches true crime podcast My Friend Daisy
Paris Hilton, famous for her glamorous world, surprises with a poignant personal project. She unveils a podcast devoted to the murder of Daisy, a case that has remained in the shadows since 2021.
An unexpected turn for Paris Hilton
Paris Hilton never stops reinventing herself. After reality TV, business, music and motherhood, she is now exploring a very different register: true crime. With her podcast My Friend Daisy, she tackles a serious, painful and deeply intimate subject for the first time. This is no simple audio project. It’s an investigation, a voice, a tribute.
A true story that touches her personally
In 2021, Daisy, a close friend of Paris Hilton, was found dead in violent circumstances. The affair remained low-profile in the media, but had a profound impact on the heiress. In this podcast, Paris goes back over the facts, retraces Daisy’s last hours and questions the grey areas. She also gives a voice to relatives, investigators and witnesses. She seeks to understand, to expose, but above all not to let the story fade away.
A sincere approach, far from the buzz
My Friend Daisy is not a sensationalist podcast. The tone is sober, calm and sometimes very moving. Paris Hilton reveals a more vulnerable side. She talks about grief, injustice and memory. She also talks about what this loss has changed in her. The podcast becomes an act of remembrance, but also a plea for truth. She uses her notoriety to make a voice heard that was too quickly forgotten.
A new role: justice activist
This isn’t the first time Paris Hilton has taken up serious issues. Since 2020, she has been campaigning against violence in juvenile reformatories. With My Friend Daisy, she continues this commitment. She wants to turn this podcast into a platform for listening, speaking out and reflecting. Her aim: to raise awareness, move the lines, and give visibility to cases that have been passed over in silence.
My Friend Daisy marks a major turning point in Paris Hilton’s career. Behind the pop icon emerges a committed, sensitive woman, ready to take risks to tell the story of a friend who disappeared too soon. The podcast, available from April 2025 on all platforms, promises to be a powerful and necessary rendez-vous for true crime fans… and beyond.
