Paris Hilton slammed for making herself a princess and her kids side characters for Halloween

Paris Hilton has been fiercely slammed online after she revealed she's wearing an extravagant princess costume while her young kids are dressing up as side characters for Halloween.The actress, 45, took to X on Monday to show off their outfits ahead of the holiday, sharing a slew of images from a photoshoot the family did in their Halloween costumes.She dressed up as Princess Belle from the Disney movie Beauty and the Beast, donning an eye-popping yellow dress which was adorned with red roses and glitter.The gown contained a tight bodice and massive, tiered skirt and she completed the look with a matching neckpiece, gloves and a brown wig. Her husband, Carter Reum, was dressed as The Beast, wearing blue and yellow dress clothes and a monstrous mask.But it was her two kids' costumes that really caught the internet's attention.Her son, Phoenix, three, was dressed as the candelabra Lumiere, while her daughter, London, two, was the teacup Chip.Some social media users were outraged over her decision to dress as the 'main character' instead of her kids, and accused her of 'stealing the spotlight' away from the youngsters. Paris Hilton has been fiercely slammed online after she revealed she's wearing an extravagant princess costume while her young kids are dressing up as side characters for Halloween The actress, 45, took to X on Monday to show off their outfits ahead of the holiday, sharing a slew of images from a photoshoot the family did in their Halloween costumes'Stealing spotlight from kids is next level narcissistic,' one X user wrote.'When do your kids get to be the main character?' wondered another.'This is sad! You are not the main character anymore. Let your kids have a childhood,' scoffed someone else.'Cute but the kids should have been the stars here,' read a fourth post.A fifth said: 'Weird to make yourself the princess and the kid a prop, not gonna lie.''Totally gross to use your kids as accessories on Halloween. Diabolical,' a different user penned.Others, however, came to her defense, branding the costumes as 'iconic' and 'adorable.''This is so cute! I have always wanted to wear Belle’s dress! You’re living it and it looks fabulous on you,' one user gushed. She dressed up as Princess Belle from the Disney movie Beauty and the Beast, donning an eye-popping yellow dress which was adorned with red roses and glitter. Her husband, Carter Reum, was dressed as The Beast, wearing blue and yellow dress clothes and a monstrous mask But it was her two kids' costumes that really caught the internet's attention. Her son, Phoenix, three, was dressed as the candelabra Lumiere, while her daughter, London, two, was the teacup Chip'Well YAS. SHE IS MAIN CHARACTER,' someone else replied.'This just in: Women who have children are no longer allowed to be princesses. Their life is over. It's only mother now,' a different user sarcastically fired back at a hater.Another person pointed out that her kids may be 'too little' to 'remember their Halloween costumes' so she should 'enjoy her MILF era to the fullest while she can.'It comes after it was revealed that there may be tension brewing between Hilton and her pal Kim Kardashian. Biographer Jonathan Van Meter, whose new book Citizen Kim: The Woman Who Created the Future hit stands this week, revealed in the tome that he planned to discuss Kardashian with Hilton, who has known the mogul since childhood and hired her as an assistant in the early aughts. Some social media users were outraged over her decision to dress as the 'main character' instead of her kids, and accused her of 'stealing the spotlight' away from the youngsters. She's seen earlier this monthHowever, the heiress reportedly canceled their interview multiple times, allegedly leaving Kardashian very upset. 'Kim was so mad when I told her. It seemed to stir up some ancient irritation between them. The creation turning on the creator,' Van Meter told The Hollywood Reporter last week. Van Meter said Hilton emerged as a potential reference 'late in the process' of writing the biography.'Late in the process, I told Kim I should talk to her,' he shared. 'Kim checked and said Paris agreed, but I had to go through her publicist. That was unusual: With everybody else, Kim just sent a text.'I sent questions, connected with Paris’ assistant, and then the interview was canceled 17 times over about four months. Eventually I thought the cancellations were more interesting than whatever she’d tell me.'