Paris Hilton has admitted that she is not sure who pays her bills.
The Simple Life star made the remark during a deposition in Miami, after being sued for allegedly failing to do enough promotional work for her 2006 film Pledge This, reports Access Hollywood.
When asked who paid her bills, she replied: "I don’t know. I’m assuming, like, whoever pays my bills. I never ask about that stuff."
She is also reported to have told the federal court that she had never seen a mobile phone bill until one of her lawyers attempted to work out who she had been calling.
Hilton denied the World Entertainment Group's claims that her lack of promotion for the film's DVD release cost an investor more than $8.3 million, saying: "Any chance I got, any red carpet, any press...I would just bring it up...I really, you know, did my best."
Her manager added that she had not taken a day off "in years", while her attorney insisted that she was "the single busiest person on the planet".
The deposition also revealed that Hilton preferred appearing on David Letterman's chat show to Jay Leno's, because the latter had once failed to "follow particular guidelines with regard to why we were there and promoting".
A trial is scheduled to begin on June 8.
Is that the life, someone else pays your bills for you but you don't even know who does it!, non wonder she's loaded, still doesn't stop her being a dingbat!
The Simple Life star made the remark during a deposition in Miami, after being sued for allegedly failing to do enough promotional work for her 2006 film Pledge This, reports Access Hollywood.
When asked who paid her bills, she replied: "I don’t know. I’m assuming, like, whoever pays my bills. I never ask about that stuff."
She is also reported to have told the federal court that she had never seen a mobile phone bill until one of her lawyers attempted to work out who she had been calling.
Hilton denied the World Entertainment Group's claims that her lack of promotion for the film's DVD release cost an investor more than $8.3 million, saying: "Any chance I got, any red carpet, any press...I would just bring it up...I really, you know, did my best."
Her manager added that she had not taken a day off "in years", while her attorney insisted that she was "the single busiest person on the planet".
The deposition also revealed that Hilton preferred appearing on David Letterman's chat show to Jay Leno's, because the latter had once failed to "follow particular guidelines with regard to why we were there and promoting".
A trial is scheduled to begin on June 8.
Is that the life, someone else pays your bills for you but you don't even know who does it!, non wonder she's loaded, still doesn't stop her being a dingbat!
