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Paris Hilton Loves Fishing and Ice Hockey

Posted by Adam

Saturday November 28, 2009

Paris HiltonPARIS Hilton says she likes to go fishing and play hockey.

The socialite insists that despite her glamorous reputation, she is actually a “tomboy”.

“I still am a tomboy,” she said. “I love to go fishing. I love sports. I used to play ice hockey.

“You know, I think people only see the glamor and the parties, but when I’m at home I’m completely different.”

Paris, 28, recently insisted she isn’t an airhead.

“I would do the baby voice and it’s kind of like this character I made up, but in real life I’m completely different, I’m very down to earth, I’m smart, I know what’s going on,” she said in October.

“It’s kind of like I almost play to the image and kind of have a laugh at myself about it. I think a lot of people will assume that I’m just like an airhead.

“But in my everyday life, when I’m hanging out with my friends or if I’m in a business meeting, I’ll talk in my normal voice.”

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  • paris fan

    love her. she’s gorgeous :)

  • Yeah Sure

    “That was quite the sight,” said Hilton’s teammate and Canterbury hockey captain Stacy Burns White, when asked about Paris’ skill on ice.

    “I don’t know I would say she skated well. She was not the sturdiest on her skates, as I’m sure it would be for anyone who hadn’t skated before.”

    “She was more concentrating on continuing to stand up – certainly not knocking people down unless it was by accident in case she fell.”

    White told WND that one day during practice, Hilton kept complaining her head was hurting. White thought there might be a problem with Paris’ helmet, so she helped her take it off.

    “When I removed her helmet, I saw she had a banana clip [keeping her hair in place]. They’re rather big underneath the helmet. I told her, ‘We need to take the banana clip out.’ Paris responded, ‘What am I supposed to do about my hair?’ She clearly didn’t understand how this all worked.”