Paris, queen of the world.
In just over a year now, in the summer of 2024, the French capital will host the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
In a promotional video published on Saturday January 14, the American television channel NBCUniversal, holder of the rights to broadcast the Olympic Games in the United States until 2032, unveiled an advertising spot highlighting the logo that it will use for media coverage. of this planetary event.
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We can see Paris Hilton in a hotel suite, wearing a silver sequined dress, opening the doors of her terrace while a male voice declares in voiceover, with a slight French accent: "Next summer , the eyes of the world will be on...”.
The reality star turns around at those words and says in a sultry tone, "Paris."
A montage dedicated to the Olympic events then scrolls, with athletes in full effort, then the Eiffel Tower and finally the NBCUniversal Paris 2024 logo specially created for the occasion.
After which the 41-year-old star said, visibly upset: “Oh, the other Paris”.
In parallel;
the television channel also published a video of “excerpts” from the shooting, obviously staged.
We see the star asking: “Paris, France?
What is that?"
before addressing his dog, who wears a candy pink coat: "They have to change their name, it's confusing".
After which she asks again, "Wait, they named it after me?"
then ends with "the Olympic Games in Paris, it's hot", in French in the text, which refers to his legendary signature punchline from the 2000s "That's hot", borrowed from his sister Nicky Hilton.
The Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris will take place from July 26 to August 11, 2024. This is the third time that the City of Light has hosted the sporting event.
The opening ceremony promises to be unprecedented since it will not be held in a stadium, but via an open-air procession on the Seine which will end at the Eiffel Tower.
The sites of sports competitions will include, among others, the Château de Versailles, Roland-Garros, the Champ de Mars but also Tahiti or the city of Marseille.