Paris Hilton says 'yes again' as husband Carter Reum re-proposes
Paris Hilton and Carter Reum tied the knot on November 11, 2021
Paris Hilton and husband Carter Reum renewed their wedding vows five years after tying the knot.
The Simple Life alum took to her Instagram account on Tuesday to share that she and her husband, Carter, got married again on Valentine's Day.
They celebrated the occasion on the Turks and Caicos Islands,where Carter once again got down on one knee and proposed to Paris.
Paris penned, "Five years later… and he still makes my heart skip a beat [tears and ring emojis]."
She went on to gush, "On Valentine's Day, in the turquoise waters of Turks and Caicos — just days before my birthday — my forever Valentine re-proposed, and I said YES all over again."
"But this time, we weren't just husband and wife. We were Mommy and Daddy. Phoenix and London watching the love that created them."
The DJ and Heiress also posted several photos from her special day, in which she can be seen wearing a white dress while Carter also sported the same color three-piece suit.
"Renewing our vows isn't just about celebrating five beautiful years — it's about showing our babies that love grows, deepens, and chooses each other again and again," Paris further noted.
She concluded her post, "Five years down. Forever to go. Forever isn't long enough with you, Carter."
Paris and Carter's kids, London and Phoenix, were also present with their Mommy and Daddy on their special day.
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