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Well, for those who have not yet, somehow, had their fill of Paris Hilton, there is a new website that has posted a seemingly endless offering of the celebutante’s belongings. It boasts it has an array of Hilton photographs, home videos, diaries, love letters, recorded phone conversations and phone numbers of friends and celebrities, all left behind at a Los Angeles-based storage facility.
The site, which charges $39.97 and is teasing potential subscribers with a video still of Hilton soaking in a bubble bath, boasts that its brain trust has “retrieved, catalogued, itemized and digitized every last item” seized from a Los Angeles storage facility in November 2005, when Hilton apparently failed to pay a $208 bill for her sizable locker.

In addition to jewelry, furniture, clothing, diaries, credit card bills, emails, medical records, bank statements and photos, ParisExposed also claims to have letters written by Hilton discussing on-again pal Nicole Richie and sister Nicky, a love note from former boy-toy Nick Carter and a selection of “never before seen sex videos.”
The contents include prescriptions for anti-depressants and herpes medication, diaries, photographs, contracts and love letters. It also includes video of Hilton shot by former boyfriend Joe Francis, who later created the Girls Gone Wild franchise. He has admitted trying to buy the footage back.
“I was actually trying to negotiate to get my tapes back, but we were unsuccessful. They had asked me for $7m,” he told E News.
“I shot the tapes and there are pictures of me, and somebody else disseminated it without my permission. This was meant to be a (private) video that I made with my girlfriend at the time, who was Paris Hilton.”

The legal action will reportedly centre on a that website that is providing access to personal items belonging to the hotel empire heiress. The items include personal photos, diaries and contacts – including the phone numbers of Paris’s friends. Paris is reportedly trying to shut the website down. “We certainly are going to explore all of our legal options about this matter,” said her spokesperson Elliot Mintz.
The heiress is not the only celebrity to be exposed for failing to make payments at a storage facility. This month a New Jersey storage company auctioned off items belonging to Whitney Houston in an effort to recoup unpaid storage charges.End of story