Paris
Hilton's
family
held
a
welcome
home
party
for
her
yesterday.
Her
parent's
Bel-Air
mansion
saw
family
and
friends
celebrating
with
the
heiress
after
her
release
from
California
county
jail.
Paris'
aunt
Kyle
Richards
said:
"She's
very
happy
to
be
home
-
very,
very
happy.
She's
going
to
relax
and
spend
family
time.
"I
think
she's
just
excited
to
be
at
home
and
be
with
her
family."
Pink
balloons,
pink
hydrangeas,
pink
roses,
yellow
lilies
and
a
white
frosted
cake
decorated
with
the
words
'Welcome
Home'
were
delivered
to
the
home.
The
president
of
Taco
Bell
-
one
of
the
26-year-old
favourite
fast
food
restaurants
-
Greg
Creed
sent
Paris
a
letter
informing
her
of
a
special
delivery.
Unfortunately
the
four
bags
of
food
were
stopped
by
security
and
instead
made
their
way
into
the
mouths
of
the
media
and
police
officers
outside
the
front
gates.
Los
Angeles
County
Sheriff
Lee
Baca
was
called
to
court
yesterday
to
justify
his
decision
to
originally
transfer
her
to
home
arrest
on
June
7.
Sheriff
Baca
said:
"Our
doctors
said
we
had
no
solution
to
Hilton's
medical
problems.
None.
"As
a
sheriff
in
this
county,
I'm
not
going
to
let
any
inmate
die
in
this
jail.
"What's
worth
more
-
a
person
spending
time
in
a
county
jail
for
driving
on
a
suspended
license
or
a
person
losing
her
life?
"She
was
at
a
place
where
we
couldn't
fix
whatever
that
medical
problem
was
with
the
resources
we
have.
We
knew
this
problem
was
not
going
to
get
better.
"We
were
placed
in
a
very
unusual
and
awkward
position
with
Ms.
Hilton."
Paris'
mystery
illness
has
still
not
been
revealed.
The
day
after
she
was
first
released
the
Los
Angeles
Superior
Court
judge,
who
had
sentenced
her,
called
her
to
court
and
ordered
her
to
return
to
jail
where
she
spent
a
further
18
days.