Hilton ignored for Beckham in London
London: Socialite Paris Hilton was shocked recently when very few photographers waited for her at the Dorchester Hotel in London. Most of them went to see the launch of Victoria Beckham's denim range at Harrods.
Hilton, who is romantically involved with rocker boyfriend Benji Madden, was accompanying his band Good Charlotte on tour, reports thesun.co.uk.
Victoria said: "I'm getting a chance from really cool, credible people in a cool career. If you work really hard it happens."
Meanwhile, Victoria's hubby, football star David Beckham, was enjoying a day off watching the Los Angeles basketball team Lakers play.
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