Paris Hilton Teaming With A24, Dakota and Elle Fanning to Adapt Her Memoir for TV: Report

It looks like Paris Hilton is bringing her (not so simple) life's story to the small screen.

According to Variety and ET, the celebrity heiress has teamed up with A24, as well as Dakota and Elle Fanning's Lewellen Pictures production company, to adapt her recent autobiography Paris: The Memoir for television in a six-figure deal.

Hilton will also reportedly serve as an executive producer under 11:11 Media's Slivington Manor Entertainment with Bruce Gersh. Brittany Kahan Ward of Echo Lake and David Bernad of Middle Child are also attached as EPs.

The "Stars Are Blind" singer previously told ET that writing the memoir was "the most therapeutic experience of my life, putting it all out there."

"[There are] just so many emotions and just so many experiences that I endured and tried to forget, but writing them all out and putting them out there has just made me feel just really incredible," Hilton explained.

After modeling since her teen years and breaking out as a star on The Simple Life (2003-2007) with longtime friend Nicole Richie, Hilton has opened her life up to cameras again in recent years.

Hilton explored her life and the trauma she faced as a teenager at a boarding school in the 2020 documentary, This Is Paris. The year after, she and now-husband Carter Reum began documenting their wedding-planning experience on the Peacock reality series Paris In Love, which was renewed for a second season earlier this year.

Hilton married Reum on Nov. 11, 2021, in Los Angeles, and they welcomed their first son earlier this year.