Paris Hilton parties with Machine Gun Kelly at Jeremy Scott's birthday bash
The reality TV star looked in her element as she posed for snaps with Machine Gun Kelly and the birthday boy at the glitzy event which was also attended by Farrah Brittany, Diplo, and Mia Moretti.
Sharing a carousel of snaps of the club-themed bash, Paris wrote: 'Leave it to @JeremyScott to throw the most iconic birthday party. Felt like we were at a house party in the early 2000s. Loves it.'
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Jeremy also shared a slideshow of photos from the bash highlighting his Adidas collab, writing, 'CELEBRATING THE SUPERSTAR WITH SUPERSTARS @adidasoriginals. THANK YOU TO MY HOT ASS FRIENDS FOR SHOWING UP FOR ME AND TURNING THE PARTY,' while tagging Paris and his pals.
Meanwhile, MGK is living his best single life following his split from former fiancee Megan Fox.
He and Paris were romantically linked in 2019 when they were often seen together in public.
While attending the Elton John Oscar viewing party together, eye witnesses were convinced the duo had a close connection after they spent the whole evening chatting.
Days before that they were seen 'getting cozy' at an event for Tings magazine in Los Angeles.
At the time she denied there was a romance. 'Oh, we're just friends,' she told UsWeekly. 'I'm happy to be single right now.'
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