XPays Acquires Exclusive Paris Hilton Pictures

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – XPays announced the recent acquisition of exclusive kissing pictures of Paris Hilton and former Playboy playmate Nicole Lenz.

Taken three years at a Las Vegas nightclub, the pictures are thought to have preceded what later became a sex romp between the two women in a Bellagio hotel suite that was filmed by Simon Rex, a former MTV VJ. However, those pictures never surfaced on the Internet.

"Or at least the film hasn't surfaced as of yet," Kevin Blatt of KB Consulting told XBiz. "The footage might have been destroyed, who knows."

Evan Horowitz of XPays said that the kissing photos have been legally obtained from an unnamed source and will be featured on XPays' HotelHeiress.com membership site at a future date. They have never before been published, Horowitz said.

"These new HotelHeiress.com pictures are hot and artistic and both Paris and Nicole are at their sexiest," Horowitz said. "Nicole and Paris' tongues and mouths are photographed mid-kiss and the two appear to be very intimately embraced."

In May, HotelHeiress was the first site to secure the streaming rights to the original Hilton sex tape with her then-boyfriend Rick Solomon. Previously, the video was only seen via a four-step, pay-per-view format provided by TrustFundGirls.com, another XPays' website dedicated to the sexcapades of Hilton and other celebrities.

A similar marketing and licensing deal was inked between Solomon and Red Light District Video in late April in which the Chatsworth, Calif.-based company acquired the DVD and VHS publishing rights for "One Night in Paris."

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