Paris Hilton trademarks a new word

During a Zoom chat with Charli XCX, the heiress revealed the new word that she 'owns'. Photo / Getty Images

Paris Hilton has announced she has trademarked a new word.

The 39-year-old heiress revealed her new slang word to pop star Charli XCX during a Zoom chat, likening her new creation to her iconic "That's hot" catchphrase.

Charli, 27, told 'The Candy Shop' on Apple Music: "This week, I did an absolutely epic Zoom conference.

"I did a Zoom conference with Leigh-Anne Pinnock from Little Mix and the one and only iconic Paris Hilton. And she told me that she has trademarked a brand new word called sliving, which is a cross between slaying and living."

Charli then provided a snippet from their conversation.

Talking about their cooking skills during the lockdown, the 'Boom Clap' hitmaker said: "I'm really not very good. I'm not a good cook, but I'm trying. What's your speciality? What's your go to dish?"

Paris replied: "Sliving lasagne."

Asked what sliving lasagne actually is, she continued: "Sliving lasagne. It's basically my recipe and it's the best."

Then, Charli asked: "What's sliving?"

And Paris responded: "Sliving is my new word that I trademarked. It's the new, 'That's hot'. It means slaying and living your best life in one word."

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Paris - who has already registered her "That's hot" catchphrase as a trademark - subsequently described Charli as a "sliver".

The pop star responded: "I'm a sliver? I want to be one. Oh my God. Is 'That's hot' over? Are you done with, 'That's hot'?"

In reply, Paris explained: "No, I'll never be over, 'That's hot'. 'That's hot' and sliving."

Meanwhile, Paris previously admitted she actually stole the phrase "That's hot" from her sister Nicky.

She confessed: "'That's hot' is something that my sister actually always used to say, but I trademarked it and I own it. Sorry, Nicky."