Paris’ Parents Snorted Coke with the Village People
Randy Jones, the cowboy from the Village People, is claiming that he partook in some coke snorting with Kathy and Rick Hilton. Their rock inhaling venture started when he reportedly met up with the Hilton’s at the infamous Studio 54. They were all hard up to score some blow and found some to share. Randy’s story he made public via the New York Daily News continues with a mention of Paris.
“There was one rock of cocaine left, and it rolled off the table. They just didn’t even bother bringing it back up to a hard surface – they just crushed it into the carpet and snorted it off that. Whatever Paris Hilton is, she came by it honestly.”
The member of the village people claimed this happened in 1977, while Rick Hilton comes up with the defense that they didn’t even move to NY until 1979. The Hilton’s completely deny they ever snorted anything. But I am pretty sure that this is the only reason I like them now.
Source: Paris Hilton’s Parents Hit By Drugs Claims [Entertainment Wise] and [Bricks and Stones]
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no wonder they are so tolerant of her behavior.