Paris Hilton 1 Night In Paris

When rumors of the tape first surfaced, Hilton denied its existence, calling Salomon "a complete liar and scumbag" in New York magazine, but she was later forced to backpedal after it become obvious that the video was all too real.

The historical tape, reportedly shot in 2003, when Hilton was a barely-legal 19 and Solomon was 30, is a grainy, night-vision glimpse between the two.

One Night in Paris become the most famous and one of the all time best selling videos to date and despite threats of legal action by her parents, links to bootleg copies of the vixen's steamy tape sprouted all over the World Wide Web on Tuesday.

The internet leaked video tape attracted World Wide Attention when it surfaced and appeared just days before the premiere of Paris and Nicole's, The Simple Life tv show on Fox Tv.

In 2005, the video earned 3 AVN Awards and won "Best Selling Title of the Year," "Best Renting Title of the Year" and "Best Overall Marketing Campaign – Individual Project.". During the summer of 2005, Paris settled with Rick out of court and was awarded $400,000 in which Paris donated a percentage to her charity of choice, although Paris claimed in 2006 in an interview: "I never received a dime from the video. It's just dirty money and Salomon should give it all to some charity for the ually abused or something."

Hilton Family Statement: "The Hilton family is greatly saddened at how low human beings will stoop to exploit their daughter, Paris, who is sweet-natured, for their own self-promotion as well as profit motives," read a statement released by the family.

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