Big congrats are in order for Paris Hilton, who married Carter Reum last night.
Paris dropped the news on Instagram alongside a photo of herself in a white dress and veil. “My forever begins today… ✨💍 11/11 💝#JustMarried #ForeverHiltonReum 📸: @JoseVilla,” Paris wrote in the caption.
Carter and Paris have been together for a while, and the two discussed their upcoming wedding on the 40-year-old heiress’ podcast “This is…Paris Getting Married,” earlier this week.
“It is definitely going to be your fairytale wedding,” Carter said. “That first kiss and that first hug and as we always say, the electric bolts that are going to shoot between us — I’m going to think about all those memories.” Paris said that everything is “just perfect,” adding, “I am just so, so excited and nervous and happy. Just lots of emotions right now.”
Paris previously told USA Today that she’s “so incredibly happy and in the best relationship of my life.” She added, “I feel like a grownup finally, and I’m so excited for the next phase of my life: to have a family and just grow up.”
But who is Paris’ husband, exactly? Here’s everything you need to know about Carter Reum.
Carter and Paris started dating in 2019.
The two reportedly first became a thing around Thanksgiving 2019, according to The Independent. (The two met through mutual friends, per Page Six.)
Carter proposed about a year later on Paris’ birthday in a sweet moment she shared with fans on Instagram. “When you find your soulmate, you don’t just know it. You feel it, 💫” she wrote. “My love & I have been together since our first date, and for my birthday, he arranged a special trip to tropical paradise. 🏝️ As we walked to dinner along the beach, Carter led us to a cabana adorned with flowers and dropped to one knee. 💍 I said yes, yes to forever ❤️ There’s no one I’d rather spend forever with.”
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Carter is a venture capitalist and entrepreneur.
Carter’s had his hand in a lot of different things. He’s currently the co-founder of M13, a holding company that “differentiates itself by accelerating consumer brands at scale using a repeatable playbook approach,” according to his LinkedIn. M13 has invested in more than 125 companies you may have heard of, like Lyft, Pinterest, and SpaceX.
He also was the co-founder of VEEV Spirits with his brother, Courtney. FWIW: Carter and Courtney also wrote a book together called Shortcut Your Startup.
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He has a similar family background to Paris.
Carter, like Paris, comes from a wealthy family. His dad, Bob Reum, was president, chairman, and CEO of Amsted Industries, which is one of the largest private enterprises in the U.S. That company is currently valued at $4 billion, according to Forbes, so Carter’s dad must have made a pretty solid salary as a result.
Carter has a brother, Courtney, with whom he’s done business, and a sister, Halle.
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Carter’s tall-ish.
He stands at 5-feet, 11-inches, according to completely unvalidated Internet reports. (Paris is listed at 5-feet, 8-inches, BTW.)
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Carter’s net worth is pretty big.
His net worth is about $40 million, according to Exact Net Worth. While that’s significantly less than his wife’s reported $300 million net worth, it’s not exactly chump change.
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Congrats, Carter and Paris!
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