Paris Hilton Has a New Web Series About Designing a Home Around Her ADHD (Exclusive)

What’s “so hot” for Paris Hilton these days is inclusivity for the neurodivergent.

Hilton’s 11:11 Media company paired with Impact, Android and Understood.org is launching a new web series, Inclusive by Design, in which Hilton designs her new home — and the 11:11 Media headquarters — to best accommodate her ADHD. (11:11 HQ is on the same grounds as Hilton’s new home, but it’s a separate building — a gutted and renovated former pool house. The company has 17 full-time employees there, and more in New York City.)

11:11 Media, of which Hilton is CEO, is a nonprofit organization “dedicated to creating meaningful and lasting change worldwide.”

The new Hilton compound is the old Mark Wahlberg compound, purchased by Paris for $63 million. The 30,500 sq. ft. mansion sits on six acres and has 12 bedrooms. There is also a five-hole golf course with a driving range, sports court, skate park and wine-and-cigar cellar. Hilton and her husband, Carter Reum, lost their home in Malibu to the wildfires in January.

The three-part series will premiere Oct. 22 on Hilton’s YouTube channel. October is ADHD Awareness Month. Inclusive by Design will demonstrate “how intentional spaces can unlock focus, creativity and joy.”

“From reimagining her legendary closet to boosting focus in the office and creating calming rituals in the bedroom, each episode blends expert advice with Hilton’s signature style, proving that inclusive design can be both glamorous and accessible,” the synopsis reads.

“As someone with ADHD, this series is deeply personal to me. I want to show how thoughtful design and technology can make life easier, more joyful, and more creative — a world where every brain can shine,” Hilton told The Hollywood Reporter. “Over the years, I’ve discovered tools that help transform my ADHD into my superpower, and I hope sharing my journey encourages others to create spaces that allow them to thrive.”

Understood.org supports Americans with learning and thinking differences like ADHD and dyslexia. Android’s involvement is to showcase “the helpfulness of Google AI, like Gemini Live and Circle to Search with Google in Hilton’s everyday life.”

Watch the Inclusive by Design trailer:

“The spaces where we spend time can greatly impact our comfort, productivity, and overall wellbeing – and this is especially true for people with unique brain wiring. Inclusive by Design allows us to show millions of people how thoughtfully designed spaces, grounded in research and best practices, can support people with ADHD and ultimately support all minds,” said Sarah Greenberg, vice president of Expertise and Strategic Design at Understood.org. 

“At Google, we believe technology should empower everyone to reach their full potential,” said Menaka Shroff, global vice president of Android ecosystem marketing for Google. “Paris’ favorite tools, Gemini Live and Circle to Search, are just two examples of how Android brings the helpfulness of Google AI to everyone, especially the neurodivergent community. Whether you’re organizing a closet or your busy life, Android can help.”