Paris Hilton is opening up in a new personal essay for 'Teen Vogue' about how her ADHD symptoms as a child led to her getting sent to a troubled teen facility. She also described the disorder as her 'secret weapon in a world that often tells us to play it safe.

Paris Hilton opened up about embracing her ADHD diagnosis. In an essay, she wrote that her symptoms led to her time in facilities for troubled teens but she now sees ADHD as her "superpower."

Paris Hilton has spoken out about her ADHD diagnosis — and she says she now believes the much-misunderstood condition is one of the secrets of her success. In a long, moving essay for Teen Vogue, the

Paris Hilton says that her ADHD is her “superpower” — and experts say there are some surprising benefits.

Paris Hilton opens up about her journey living with ADHD, why she believes neurodivergence adds value to the world, and why she feels it’s her “superpower.”

Paris Hilton believes ADHD is her “secret weapon”. The 43-year-old socialite initially worried about being “boxed in” by neurodiversity but has grown to celebrate the fact she thinks in “bold, unexpected ways” and believes her condition has helped her to “break boundaries” and continue to set trends.

Paris Hilton believes ADHD is her "secret weapon" and it has helped her become a trend setter as she thinks in "bold, unexpected ways".

There’s a lot that goes on behind an actress's life, just like popular media personality and social media star Paris Hilton, who is known for her fabulous fashion sense, elite social image, reality shows,