Is a language barrier getting between Paris Hilton and her sweetie?
The partying heiress’s romance with Greek shipping heir Stavros Niarchos reportedly is kaput because she’s tired of him speaking in another language.
It all came to a head, according to Life & Style Weekly, during a recent night at the Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles.
“Stavros was with a Greek friend, and Paris was freaking out because she couldn’t understand what they were saying,” an insider told the mag. “She thought they were laughing at her.”
When Paris, 25, looked like she was about to cry, Stavros, 20, didn’t offer any support, which, says the insider, was the final straw: “Paris has never seemed so upset. She really thought that Stavros was the one.”
But don’t expect Hilton to become a wallflower. The insider told the mag that Paris has been talking nonstop with her first fiancé, model Jason Shaw. Says the insider, “Paris says he’s the only one who’s ever been there for her.”
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