Paris Hilton shocks fans with “real voice” as heiress testifies at US Congress hearing

Paris Hilton fans were speechless when they finally heard the heiress’ “true voice” at a congressional session last week as she fought to get lawmakers to pass a bill to protect teenagers.

When Paris took the floor last week to Congress- At a hearing on the need for reforms in the foster care and youth rehabilitation system, fans were surprised to hear her voice change dramatically mid-sentence. Speaking before the congressional committee, the mother of two’s voice shifted from her familiar girlish “valley girl” tone as she praised U.S. Rep. Claudia Tenney’s outfit to a deeper, more serious voice as she addressed the heavy subject matter.

During her court appearance, the 43-year-old heiress spoke to a US Congressional committee about the tragic child abuse she suffered while in a youth rehabilitation facility. And as Paris delivered a confident and eloquent performance during her testimony, many fans applauded her for her ability to skillfully switch between codes depending on the situation.

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Paris’ voice swap has been a topic of discussion for the past decade, with many supporters praising her for capitalizing on her goofy persona for so long. In a Reddit thread, someone wrote, “I remember an interview with her about 10 years ago when she was dropping the whole mindless famous-for-famous thing. She had a book and was talking to one of those late-night talk show hosts about how it was all just a character and how she made millions and millions of dollars just by pretending.”

And another added: “Paris Hilton has started using her natural speaking voice occasionally – and it’s surprisingly pleasant compared to her fake ‘little girl voice.'” And a third wrote: “Hearing the difference between the voice of Paris we all know and her real voice in her documentary… the little girl has been playing a long game that most people didn’t even know she could play.”

During her speech, the 43-year-old businesswoman spoke about her disturbing experiences as a teenager in a private youth facility in Utah, where she says she was “forcefully drugged and sexually abused by staff.” Paris has been a strong advocate for the rights of children in youth facilities and the foster care system for many years, and has detailed her own heartbreaking experiences in interviews, her book, and her own documentary.

In her heartfelt speech, Paris described her treatment at the facility as “inhumane” and said this traumatic time will haunt her for the rest of her life. The former reality TV star called on U.S. lawmakers to pass a bill called the Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act to provide additional protection for teenagers and ensure no one experiences the emotional and sexual abuse she experienced growing up.

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