Paris Hilton Posts Sweet Family Photos with Husband Carter Reum and Son Phoenix

Paris Hilton is living the simple life at home!

The Paris in Love star, 43, shared a carousel of photos on Instagram on Friday showing her spending time with her husband, Carter Reum, and their 14-month-old son, Phoenix Barron. Their daughter, London Marilyn, wasn't pictured in the photos. The couple announced that they had welcomed a baby girl in November 2023.

"Nothing better than days spent with my family at home ❤️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🏡 #CutesieCrew," Hilton captioned the set of images.

She appeared to once again channel the hit 2004 movie Mean Girls in the photos, wearing a hot pink velour sweatsuit similar to the one worn by Regina George's mom, June (played by Amy Poehler).

Phoenix looked adorable in the photos, wearing a gray sweatsuit with what appeared to be a print of baby leopards on it and a pair of gray-and-teal sneakers.

In the photo he was in, Reum, 43, let his family shine, as he dressed down in an all-black outfit.

Phoenix looked similarly adorable in the photos and video that Hilton shared on Instagram from her 43rd birthday party on Tuesday. The little boy wore a charming Burberry matching set and tiny Fendi shoes in the photos from the celebration.

"There’s nothing better than celebrating with the ones you love 💖✨ #Sliving," Hilton captioned the photos and video from the event.

One video featured Phoenix dancing while his mom cheered him on. "Clubitis is definitely hereditary," she joked in one video of him dancing. She called her son a "mini-sliver" in another video.

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"Sliving" is Hilton's slang word for "slaying" and "living."

Her younger sister, Nicky Hilton Rothschild, posted heart emojis in the comment section of the video from the party.

In early March, Rothschild exclusively told PEOPLE that Hilton is "so happy" being a mom of two. "She's so at peace," she said of her sibling.