Paris Hilton Remembering what's important later in life to lose At his Malibu home Los Angeles fires.

Hilton, 43, accepted Instagram on Sunday, Jan. 19, to share a video of her son Phoenix, 2, wearing a blanket alongside the family's two dogs.

The clip, which zoomed in on the young man's face and captured his puppies Diamond and Baby lazing by his side, was captioned, "Take a moment to relax with sleeping Finny, Diamond and Baby".

The mother of two, who shares daughter London, 1, with husband, Carter RheumCaptioned the footage with a heartwarming message. "Some sleeping Finny and puppy footage for your feed 🧘🏼‍♀️🩷 With everything going on around us, sometimes we need an adorable reminder to take a mindful moment for ourselves 🥹 #SlivingMom," Hilton wrote. (The word "sleeving" combines the words "kill" and "living", a word coined by Hilton.)

The post comes after Hilton confirmed via social media platform on January 9 that he had seen his "Malibu home burn to the ground" on live TV. Elaborating on the experience of that time, he wrote, “This house is where we have created many precious memories. This is where Phoenix took its first steps and where we dreamed of creating lifelong memories with London.🥹"

A heartbroken Hilton still mustered an extraordinary outlook, continuing, “While the loss is overwhelming, I am thankful that my family and pets are safe. My heart and prayers go out to every family affected by this fire. For all the people who lost their homes, their memories and their beloved pets. My heart aches for those still in harm's way or grieving even more loss. The devastation is unimaginable.”

Hilton has maintained a positive outlook on the devastation of the LA wildfires, which affected a string of celebrities due to a windstorm on Jan. 7, helping displaced animals despite her personal heartbreak.

He shared via Instagram on Monday, January 13, what he wanted to do keep a dog Surrendered by the families of those who lost their homes in the fire. "And we're going to go see if there are any other dogs still looking for their owners," Hilton posted at the time, adding a photo of himself doting over a cat in the Altadena wildfires hoping to find its owner.

Hilton and A A host of celebrities Sharing vital disaster resource information after the natural disaster, the socialite added that her own charity is providing support. The Jan. 13 post continued, “My nonprofit @1111MediaImpact has contributed to support shelter efforts and we are still raising funds to help displaced families and pets 💰Every donation makes a difference in providing emergency relief, housing and supplies. If you are able to donate or volunteer, the Pasadena Humane Society is an incredible charity to support!”

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