Paris Hilton’s Animated Series ‘Paris & Pups’ Set For UK’s Sky Kids

Paris Hilton‘s animated series, Paris & Pups, has been adopted at Sky Kids in the UK.

The series was unveiled as part of Sky’s latest children’s TV slate for content releasing across Sky Kids platforms this year. We first told you about Paris & Pups over two years ago.

Inspired by Paris Hilton’s real-life pets, Paris & Pups follows 12-year-old Paris Star and her five pups, the Sweetie Squad, as they embark on adventures from their luxurious penthouse home.

The show was a first move into kids and family content for Hilton’s 11:11 Media, which partnered with HappyNest Entertainment and 9 Story Media Group on the show.

“Inspired by my lifelong love for my pets and their magical adventures, Paris & Pups is full of friendship, fun, sparkle, and glamazing surprises,” said Hilton. “I can’t wait for kids and families to fall in love with Paris Star and the Sweetie Squad.”

The announcement comes as the annual Children’s Media Conference begins in Sheffield, UK today. Sky’s Head of Kids Content, Ian France, is talking at the event. France was upped to his role in October last year when the long-serving Lucy Murphy stepped down from her post, as we reported first at the time.

Along with Paris & Pups, Sky Kids has also unveiled another season of Sky Kids Investigates and a package deal with U.S.-based Tankee, offering family friendly Minecraft and Roblox walkthroughs.

My Friend Maisy, The Wiggles: Ready, Steady, Wiggle! and Miffy and Friends are all returning, along with calming sensory series BooSnoo! and a Pip and Posy festival special from Magic Light Productions.

“Building on a strong start to 2026, including another BAFTA win for Sky Kids Investigates, we’re continuing to evolve Sky Kids with a line-up that blends global names, trusted favourites and meaningful storytelling.

“With over 150 original titles in our catalogue, a wonderful variety of acquired content and more launches still to come, we have a strong pipeline of content for young audiences, while continuing to play a role in supporting the wider children’s media industry. From new shows to expanded gaming content, this slate underlines our commitment to offering a rich, safe and engaging space for kids and families.”

Sky Kids’ parent, Sky, yesterday announced it is buying UK public service broadcaster ITV in a deal worth £1.6B ($2.1B).