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Paris Hilton shows off lavish ‘doggy mansion’ at $63 million estate

Paris Hilton shows off lavish ‘doggy mansion’ at $63 million estate
MarketWatch Wednesday 24 June 2026, 09:01 UTC 1 min read
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Hotel heiress Paris Hilton’s children have found a new home in the form of a luxurious custom “doggy mansion” that the family has set up for their pets on the grounds of their $63 million Beverly Hills home.

Hotel heiress Paris Hilton’s children have found a new home in the form of a luxurious custom “doggy mansion” that the family has set up for their pets on the grounds of their $63 million Beverly Hills home.
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