Paris Hilton found ‘new best friend’ who is hot, loyal

Socialite Paris Hilton has found a ‘new best friend’ who’s hot, loyal and "paparazzi-ready” – through her reality series ‘Paris Hilton's My New BFF’.

The 27-year-old hotel heiress had launched a television show to look for a new best friend.

The stunner revealed that about 300,000 Americans applied to take part in series.

The 16 women and two men selected to compete had to perform a series of challenges to be Paris’ new BFF, including how to look hot on a rollercoaster and making a commercial for one of her fashion products.

She has finally picked up her winner with whom she has struck up a real, off-screen friendship, reports China Daily.

Paris revealed that she has been hanging out and enjoying barbecues with her new best friend.

In real-life friendships, Paris said that she values trust more than looking hot.

It was fun to meet people on the show who were not as jaded as the usual Hollywood crowd, she added

Festival premiere for Hilton film

It's not easy being Paris Hilton, always being photographed by the paparazzi doing things as mundane as ordering a hamburger at a drive-in.

"Paris, Not France," a documentary about the life and business of being Hilton debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival. From one perspective, it doesn't seem like much fun being a 27-year-old global celebrity.

The movie from director Adria Petty, daughter of rocker Tom Petty, shows Paris at work on red carpets and at home with her family and friends. Adria spent a year documenting Paris' life and came away with an insider's view.

Paris, derided by some as a spoiled rich kid with little real talent but adored by her fans, is given largely sympathetic treatment.

"I had a conception that she might not be very smart before I met her. I didn't really go in with too many prejudices against her, but just like everyone else I wondered what she was all about," Adria said in an interview. "As soon as I met her, I knew within a minute that she was a cool chick, a smart girl, and hard-working. She certainly wasn't lounging on a chaise eating cherries."

Adria said the documentary is designed not to sway Paris doubters but to entertain. Adria wanted to make this generation's "Truth or Dare," referring to Madonna's behind-the-scenes look at her 1990 Blond Ambition Tour.

It wasn't that hard to get Paris to talk candidly, Adria said. "I think it was really liberating for her because I don't think she's ever been encouraged to talk about things in a candid and open way."