Paris Hilton, the 42-year-old billionaire heiress, recently shared in an interview with Glamour magazine that her first s**ual encounter at the age of 15 was nonconsensual and traumatic.

She claimed that an older man she met at a local mall in California slipped something into her drink, causing her to pass out, and then took advantage of her.

Hilton was living with her maternal grandmother in Palm Springs at the time and would often visit Los Angeles to see her friends and hang out at the Westfield Century City shopping center almost every weekend.

She and her friends would talk to older men who were hanging around the stores and give them their beeper numbers.

One day, the group of men invited Hilton and her friends to their house, where they were given berry wine coolers to drink.

Although Hilton didn’t drink or do anything back then, one of the guys was particularly forceful in making her consume her beverage.

After having one or two sips, she immediately started feeling dizzy and woozy, and she suspects that the man slipped a roofie into her drink.

Hilton passed out and woke up a few hours later, remembering that something had happened to her.

She saw visions of the man on top of her, covering her mouth, whispering, “You’re dreaming, you’re dreaming,” and taking advantage of her.

This traumatic experience preceded the two-plus years that Hilton spent at various expensive behavioral modification programs, including Provo Canyon School in Utah, where she claimed she was force-fed drugs and subjected to late-night gynecological exams.

Hilton said that her time at Provo contributed to her decision to welcome her newborn son, Phoenix Barron Hilton Reum, via surrogate with her husband Carter Reum.

She admitted that she is scared of being in a doctor’s office and cannot bear the physical part of carrying a baby due to the trauma she experienced at Provo.

During the interview, Hilton also revealed that she had an abortion in her early 20s, something she was ashamed to talk about at the time because of the stigma surrounding abortion.

She said that she wasn’t ready for it and was just a kid.

Hilton’s revelations shed light on the trauma she experienced growing up and the impact it had on her decisions later in life.

The interview highlights the importance of discussing s**ual assault and the need for support and resources for survivors.