trajectory. In the film, Hilton revealed her experiences with emotional, verbal and physical abuse while attending a series of boarding schools as a teenager. Unprepared to disclose that information, she trusted Dean's approach and found the process of filming to be a healing space for her. She served as a producer but did not have artistic authority over the production, which she admitted that it was a big risk, since she always had "complete creative control" of her business ventures. It received over 16 million views in its first month of release and was deemed a successful "rebranding" of her image. In 2020, Hilton was a guest judge for the premiere episode of James Charles's YouTube series Instant Influencer, and produced and starred in filmmaker Ramez Silyan's narrative short film Sorry. She modeled at Rihanna's Savage X Fenty Show Vol. 2, and in advertisement campaigns for Kim Kardashian's brand Skims and Valentino. That year, Hilton also released a merchandise collection, which includes T-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirt featuring one of her trademark catchphrases, and a single with Lodato, "I Blame You". In 2021, Hilton created London Audio, in partnership with iHeartMedia, and Slivington Manor Entertainment, with an overall deal at Warner Bros. Unscripted Television. Her podcast This Is Paris debuted on February 22, 2021, and served as "the flagship of a planned slate of seven shows to be produced by Hilton's company, London Audio, and the iHeartPodcast Network. The other programs, featuring different hosts, will be released over the next three years". It offers a blend of personal content and conversations with her family, friends and other celebrities. Following a viral YouTube video Hilton posted in January 2020, which showed her cooking a homemade lasagne, Netflix announced Cooking with Paris, a six-part reality series released on August 4, 2021. She hosted the program, with guests including Kim Kardashian West, Nikki Glaser, Demi Lovato, Saweetie, Lele Pons, and Kathy and Nicky Hilton. The series received lukewarm reviews from critics, who considered it a "fun but pointless" production, and briefly entered Netflix's daily Top 10 rankings. Her next reality television venture, Peacock's Paris in Love, soon followed, premiering on November 11, the day she married Carter Reum. That year, Hilton launched a NFT collection, in collaboration with designer Blake Kathryn, which raked in US$1.5 million, and become an investor and advisor of R3SET, a consumer wellness brand, and Origin Protocol, a sharing economy