Five years later… and they said “yes” all over again.
The couple marked their fifth wedding anniversary by renewing their vows in Turks and Caicos — revisiting the idyllic location where they originally exchanged their promises and began their journey as husband and wife.
The couple chose the same dreamy island setting to reaffirm their commitment, turning their anniversary into a full-circle romantic moment in paradise.
The 45-year-old star shared the emotional moment on social media, revealing that she and Reum spent Valentine’s Day on the turquoise shores of the islands, just days before her birthday. But this time, the ceremony carried deeper meaning.
“Five years on… and he still gives me butterflies,” Paris Hilton wrote. She shared that her husband, Carter Reum, dropped to one knee all over again — and without hesitation, she said “yes” for a second time.
This time, though, it wasn’t just about the two of them. Their three-year-old son, Phoenix, and two-year-old daughter, London, stood nearby, watching as their parents renewed their promises in a moment that felt even more meaningful than the first.
Hilton described the vow renewal as a celebration not only of five beautiful years of marriage, but also as a lesson for their children — showing them that love evolves, deepens, and is something you choose again and again.
For the ceremony, Hilton wore a white dress paired with silver gloves, finishing the look with a choker and her signature cap. Reum opted for a crisp white suit with dark shoes. In a touching video clip, he is seen slipping a ring onto her finger while their children watch.
The couple’s relationship has become increasingly centered around family life. Last year, Hilton publicly praised Reum in a heartfelt Father’s Day tribute, thanking him for filling their home with love, laughter, and warmth. She described watching him become a father as one of the greatest gifts of her life.
Five years in.
Two children.
A second proposal.
And a reminder that for Paris Hilton, forever is something she’s willing to promise twice.
