Los Angeles: Socialite Paris Hilton has bagged the `Reality Innovator` honour at the Fox Reality Channel`s `Really Awards`.The `Reallys`, is the only awards show to celebrate the best in reality television and the `Simple Life` star was jubilated to receive the honour.
"So happy! Just won The Reality Innovator Award, for being the Innovator of Reality TV. Loves it," Hilton wrote on her Twitter page.
The 28-year-old hotel heiress was joined on the red carpet by her sister Nicky Hilton, Karina Smirnoff, Aaron Carter, and Vivica A Fox, who hosted the show.
Earlier, Hilton had tweeted about her excitement before heading for the show.
"Pulling up to The Fox Reality TV Awards," she wrote in a previous post.
The 28-year-old heiress first showed up on the reality TV scene with her friend Nicole Richie in the Fox series `The Simple Life`, which premiered in 2003.
After Richie and Hilton refused to work together, another TV show titled `Paris Hilton`s My New BFF`, about her looking for a new best friend aired in 2008.
Thereafter, `Paris Hilton`s British Best Friend` went on air in January this year. She has also finished shooting for `Paris Hilton`s Dubai BFF`. Apart from her own shows
Hilton has also appeared in other TV programmes and music videos.
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