Paris Hilton and boyfriend Carter Reum arrive for dinner in Malibu

She’s enjoyed some renewed attention in the spotlight thanks to her frank and candid new YouTube documentary. 

And Paris Hilton looked like she was enjoying the limelight on Saturday night, rocking a sexy LBD as she arrived to dinner with her boyfriend Carter Reum in Malibu, California.  

Hilton, 39, looked to be wearing a black tube minidress with white side detailing for the evening outing, worn under a cropped black leather biker jacket.   

The Simple Life star accented her look with a black scalloped choker, and charming sheer jewel-encrusted biker gloves.

Paris wore heeled black ankle boots, giving an extra lift to her petite 5ft8in frame.

The hotel heiress let her blond hair hang down loose, and did not appear to have a face mask at hand in spite of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. 

She smiled and waved to the cameras as she made her way from her ride into the restaurant. 

The sometimes DJ carried a black purse as she strutted along, her shapely legs the focus as she was bathed in the flashbulbs of the cameras.

Earlier this month, Paris released her official documentary on YouTube, entitled This Is Paris.

The nearly two-hour film has been viewed just under 11.5 million times in the two weeks since its debut.

Originally premiering in April at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York, the doc is notable in that it shows an untold part of Paris’s upbringing.

In the film, Hilton discloses that she suffered traumatic abuse at the hands of employees at a strict boarding school where she spent part of her childhood. 

The star told Drew Barrymore this past Monday during the latter’s new talk show that she now has ‘trust issues’ after her parents allowed her to be taken to a boarding school for troubled teens where she was beaten and put in solitary confinement. 

In the movie, Paris shared that at age 16 while living in New York City two men took her out of her bedroom in the middle of the night as her parents cried. 

The fragrance mogul said she was beaten, drugged and placed in solitary confinement without a blanket or food.

‘All it did was give me trust issues, PTSD. I didn’t deserve to go there,’ said the CEO.

‘My mom and dad were just very strict and sheltered when I lived in LA,’ shared the friend of Kim Kardashian. ‘I wasn’t allowed to go on dates, couldn’t wear makeup, couldn’t go to a school dance. They just didn’t want me to grow up.’