“Paris Hilton reveals the abuse she and other female students endured at a boarding school”

Allegations have surfaced that Paris Hilton and other female students at Provo Canyon School in Utah were subjected to sexual abuse by staff members during their time at the institution.

At the age of 16, Paris Hilton was sent to Provo Canyon School by her parents due to her rebellious behavior. She spent 11 months at the school before returning home.

During an interview published in the New York Times, Hilton recounted how staff members at the school would conduct invasive “cervical exams” on her and other female students in the middle of the night.

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According to Hilton, these exams were performed by staff members without medical qualifications and were a source of great fear and confusion for those subjected to them.

She also detailed her experience on Twitter, describing how she was forced to undergo a “cervical exam” against her will and how she was restrained and threatened when she resisted.

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Hilton has been vocal about her traumatic experience at the boarding school, as well as advocating for reforms within such institutions.

In her documentary “This Is Paris,” released in 2020, Hilton shared accounts of the physical and emotional abuse she endured at the school, which were corroborated by former classmates.

She revealed that attendees were forcibly medicated, restrained as punishment, and subjected to solitary confinement for extended periods of time.

Hilton expressed how the experience had a profound impact on her mental and emotional well-being, causing her extreme distress and feelings of imprisonment.