ParisExposed.com has officially been shut down as Paris Hilton wins the first battle in a case to permanently shut down the website that could potentially ruin her life. Paris was devastated to see her entire life on showcase in a new website (ParisExposed.com) that showed some very intimate aspects of her life. The website, which was ordered to shut down until February 16th, showcased items like home videos, diary entries, bank statements and more.
According to sources, the items found on the website (which were acquired through an auction held by an individual who Paris refused to pay $208 for storing) were enough to completely ruin Paris Hilton’s life. New sex tapes, videos of Paris consuming illegal substances and the socialite allegedly saying the “N” word were all revealed in the short time the website was launched.
When Paris realized the affect this site could have on her social life and her career she immediately sued the website. Her lawyer, Howard Weitzman, pleaded the site to be shut down on grounds that the site violated his client’s right to privacy and was a copyright infringement. While Paris won the first round, the owner of the website (Bardia Persa) has his chance in court on February 16th. If the judge favors Persa, the site will re-launch immediately but if the judge favors Paris, the site could be permanently shut down.
Persa reportedly paid 10 million dollars for the items he plans to showcase on the site for $39.95 subscription fee per month.