Celebrities Who Can't Stand Paris Hilton

Paris Hilton was pretty much the number-one celebrity punchbag in the '00s thanks to her privilege — as the heiress to the Hilton hotel empire, she's reportedly worth $300 million (via Celebrity Networth) — the disparity between her media profile and her perceived lack of talent, and the diva-like airheaded behavior she displayed on everything from "The Simple Life" to the red carpet. Not to mention, the turbulent on-off friendships with fellow tabloid favorites Lindsay Lohan, Kim Kardashian, and Nicole Richie.

In fact, we could easily fill this list several times over with the showbiz names who have called out the "Stars Are Blind" singer since she rose to fame, or some would say infamy. But there are certain well-known faces who have gone the extra mile when it comes to making their displeasure at Hilton known. From Hollywood veterans and tech billionaires to masked DJs and even the odd costar, here's a look at 14 celebrities who can't stand Paris Hilton.

Sir Anthony Hopkins certainly wasn't mincing his words in 2010 when he essentially described Paris Hilton as a soulless machine. "The Silence of the Lambs" star was discussing a recent spot of retail therapy that got his blood boiling when he suddenly brought the socialite into the equation.

Hopkins explained (via Contactmusic.com), "I went into a shop to buy my wife some clothes and they had this big plasma screen on with these women on the catwalk. I thought, 'God almighty, what have we become?' These girls — anorexic, walking like machines, no soul. You look at fashion magazines and you think, 'What are we living in?' You look at the red carpet, Paris Hilton, you know, these people and you think, 'Is there anything going on up there?'"

And the Academy Award winner wasn't done there, adding, "It's a mass enslavement and it's kind of fascism. And it's the androgyny of it; the androgyny of the human soul." Hopkins, who was aged 72 at the time, did admit, however, that this spot of fist shaking may simply be a sign of his advancing years.

You never want to get on the wrong side of a member of The Osbournes. And Paris Hilton learned that the hard way in 2014 when she riled up Kelly Osbourne with her behavior at the Coachella festival in Indio, California.

According to Mirror, the drama began when the socialite allegedly called the "Fashion Police" host a "b****" in a VIP section after believing that she was being ignored. Osbourne later implored Hilton to "please grow up" on X, formerly known as Twitter, adding, "There is no need to act like a child. You could of [sic] happily joined us! It's not 2005 no one cares!" The "Papa Don't Preach" singer was no doubt referring to their first clash nine years earlier when she slated Hilton for being a negative influence on the younger generation.

In response to their festival run-in, the heiress claimed (via Page Six) that she had no idea what all the fuss was about: "I'm confused, as I did not see you once this entire weekend. No clue how these stories get invented."

In 2012, Paris Hilton once again pivoted into a different area of pop culture when she took to the decks at Sao Paulo's Pop Music Festival for a brief DJ set. As you'd expect, those who'd spent years honing their turntabling craft weren't particularly amused at a novice bagging such a high-profile gig.

Samantha Ronson, who'd been DJing since she was 16, was one such critic, telling TMZ, "It's like, c'mon man. She's tried everything now. Just put some quality behind the s*** that you do. Put some effort into it ... If you do the work, your work will speak for itself (but) if you're just like, 'Oh I want to figure out how I can make more money this week,' it insults the people that work really hard at it ..."

The sister of super producer Mark Ronson and one-time squeeze of Lindsay Lohan then concluded her rant with something of a mic drop: "It's like me calling myself a doctor from reading WebMD twice." Of course, such negative feedback didn't deter Hilton from pursuing this side hustle further.

Dominic Monaghan might have slipped a few rungs down the showbiz ladder in recent years. But thanks to roles in the "Lord of the Rings" franchise and the TV phenomenon that was "Lost," the Brit was hot property in the mid-'00s. But as he told WENN back in his heyday, he had no interest in playing the fame game. And he berated anyone, specifically a certain blonde multi-millionaire socialite, who did.

Discussing the issue of celebrity attention seeking, the man best known as hobbit Meriadoc "Merry" Brandybuck said (via Hollywood.com), "I'm not like Paris Hilton. I don't play that game of 'Please leave me alone' and then go to the Ivy and cry my eyes out. I do say, 'I'm not interested.' I don't have some sort of party scene or anything like that."

"It's fine if people play that game, but for me that's something I try to keep at arm's length," Monaghan concluded. Perhaps ironically, the actor recently revealed that his split with costar Evangeline Lilly was caused by his incessant partying.

Pink lived up to her no-nonsense reputation in her 2006 single "Stupid Girls," parodying Jessica Simpson, Lindsay Lohan, and Paris Hilton in a video that made her feelings on their tabloid-friendly antics crystal clear. And it was a promo that appeared to get under the skin of the latter, in particular.

Two years later, Pink told the Daily Mail, "Paris Hilton is still bugging me about 'Stupid Girls.' She came up to me in a nightclub a couple of months back, and she said, 'I hope you realize that the person I seem to be in the press is really just an act and the real me is really smart.' I said, 'Just get over it. The song was like years ago. Quit bugging me.'"

But Hilton didn't let the issue drop, and in her 2023 memoir, she called out Pink for essentially shaming a victim of revenge porn, writing (via Glamour): "When everyone was buzzing about a sex tape of a certain teenage girl from a soon-to-be hit TV show — a girl who said emphatically over and over that she did not want the tape out there — the takeaway was 'Stupid Girls.'"

You might have expected Alec Baldwin to go a little easy on Paris Hilton following the leaked sex tape, which sent the socialite's profile stratospheric. After all, the Hollywood star had briefly worked with the heiress on the critically panned Dr. Seuss adaptation, "The Cat in the Hat." And he even admitted that she was "lovely, very sweet" while on set.

But the "30 Rock" star didn't pull any punches when asked about the tape, which Hilton insists was made available to the public without her consent. Indeed, not only did Baldwin reveal that he wasn't attracted to the socialite in the slightest, but he also insulted both her intelligence and taste in men.

Baldwin told Elle that it was always obvious that Rick Salomon, the other person in the tape who's also accused of leaking it, would eventually do the dirty: "She decides to make a video with a guy whose lack of ethics wafts off him like cologne, who you can see from 50 feet away is trash?" The star then concluded his character assassination with, "She puts the 'd' in dumb."

Forget the entirely fictional rich kid tales of "The O.C." Mischa Barton, who played Marissa Cooper in the glossy teen soap, and her very real friendship group provided even more gripping drama. While attending a BAFTA Awards aftershow party in 2006, the actor was asked about the apparent beef between herself and Paris Hilton. And while she initially insisted there wasn't such a thing, her subsequent words soon said otherwise.

"Paris isn't my rival," Barton told Mirror. "I met her one or two times and she's making out there's this big rivalry between us and there so isn't. [Hilton] seems to hate everyone around her age who is more successful. Silly b**** ... She does steal people's boyfriends!" That may have seemed a little rich, considering the feud apparently started when Barton began stepping out with Cisco Adler, the ex of Hilton's BFF Kimberly Stewart.

"The Simple Life" star, however, didn't take this character assassination lying down, telling the New York Daily News (via Digital Spy), "I don't even know the girl. I could care less. It seems like she's the one trying to stir up a rivalry. I've never said a word about her in my life, but she seems to be spending a lot of time thinking about me."