Variety reported on Monday that Hilton had landed her own six-episode cooking series on Netflix.

The show's premise is Hilton cooking alongside her celebrity friends and navigating her way through the kitchen, something she is not equipped to do.

We know this because of Hilton's viral video, also titled "Cooking with Paris," which she posted to her YouTube Channel in January 2020.

In it, Hilton humorously and haphazardly makes lasagna while wearing fingerless and making up the rules as she goes along.

Cooking with Paris

Before the Netflix deal, Hilton has been keeping herself busy both professionally and privately.

Back in February, the star took to Instagram to announce her engagement to entrepreneur Carter Reum.

On the career side of things, Hilton released a YouTube Original documentary titled This Is Paris in September of last year.

The documentary revealed intimate details about her private life, time in the spotlight, and past. It even brought to light abuse she suffered at Provo Canyon School, a Utah boarding school she attended in her youth.

"I was verbally, mentally and physically abused on a daily basis. I was cut off from the outside world and stripped of all of my human rights," Hilton told the court.

 This Is Paris Documentary

In addition to advocating for herself, Hilton has recently spoken out in support of singer and fellow tabloid target Britney Spears amidst her conservatorship controversy.

Ricky Cornish, Advocate Channel correspondent and producer, captured this video last month that showed Hilton vocally supporting the #FreeBritney movement while D.J.ing the Resorts World hotel opening in Las Vegas.

Cooking With Paris will begin streaming on Netflix August 4.