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Paris Hilton has opened up on an alleged relationship with a teacher she knows was "inappropriate".
The model, 42, discussed the reported romance as she looked back at her life in her latest memoir titled Paris: The Memoir.
She claimed she was "flattered" by the attention she said she received from the teacher at the Catholic school she attended as a young teenager and said "all the girls in my class were crushing on this handsome young teacher".
Describing his look, she labelled him as "very Abercrombie" and admitted he was well liked by all, including the nuns.
And she says she was made to feel "important" by him after he allegedly told her he had a crush on her.
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Paris wrote: "He made me feel noticed in an important, grown-up way. He flattered and teased me and said that all the other girls were talking about me behind my back because they were jealous."
Paris Hilton discussed her school life in her latest memoir (AFP via Getty Images)The teacher is said to have asked for Paris' number while requesting she didn't tell anyone, and Paris alleges they pair used to be on the phone almost every night and talking for hours at a time.
"We talked for hours about how amazingly mature, beautiful, and intelligent I was, how sensual, misunderstood, and special," she wrote.
The This Is Paris podcaster goes on to claim their relationship became physical one night when her parents weren't home, saying she climbed into his car on her driveway and he kissed her.
Paris wrote the embrace felt like a long time before her parents returned and reportedly saw the pair.
Despite allegedly trying to play dumb to her parents, Paris was sent to live with her grandma in Palm Springs, California, after the school year ended.
The model and reality star discussed an alleged relationship with a teacher (Getty Images for Gucci)
She said the teacher made her feel 'important' (AFP via Getty Images)However, she says the teacher's reputation didn't falter within the school and she isn't sure if there were any repercussions.
Paris went on to say she tried to block the events out of her mind and would never allow herself to talk or think about what she claimed happened that night.
Despite "enjoying" it at the time, she now says it was "in reality, utterly vile".
"Even now, knowing in my grown-up mind that no child is ever to blame for inappropriate adult behaviour," she wrote. "My face is literally burning as I sit here telling you this terrible secret. I'm not sure I'll ever be able to fully shake it off. But it's a key part of my story."
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