Paris has conducted an exclusive interview for People Magazine and here’s what she said.

Paris comments on her response to being in jail:

“I was basically in the fetal position, basically in hysterics. All of the inmates were very supportive. There were girls next to me. We could talk through the vents and they were just really sweet.”

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Does Paris have a medication?

“The doctors were observing me while I was there. They explained to Sheriff [Lee] Baca that they thought I was having severe anxiety, panic attacks, claustrophobia.”

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Has Paris really changed?

“They’re wrong and they don’t know me. I’m a good person. I’m a compassionate person. I have a big heart. I’m sincere, and they’ll see.”

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Paris on being released:

“Just being able to hug my mom felt so great, and I really needed it ’cause I haven’t had a hug in a long time.”

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We’ll see if Paris has really changed in the days to come!

Paris Hilton, the recently released jailbird apparently drew this card for Harvey Levin of TMZ for his “fair and unbiased” reporting of the events surrounding her imprisonment. Take me higher lord; I haven’t seen a drawing like this since the ones my mother kept of mine from kindergarten! Paris ought to be locked back up for creating something so elementary!

Here’s video of Paris working the runway as she was released earlier today from prison.

Paris is set to leave jail tomorrow, and NBC and ABC have lost the bet on the first interview. Instead, the rights go to CNN where she will sit down for Larry King Live on Wednesday night.

She and her representatives have been negotiating for the exclusive rights to the first interview for most of the past week. Both ABC and NBC were heavily involved in pursuing the interview, expecting it to attract high ratings.

But the negotiations turned sour late last week when news accounts described the interaction between the networks and representatives of the Hiltons, which involved potential cash payments for materials that the Hiltons would provide with the interview, like photographs and videos.

ABC had offered $100,000 for that deal but was told by the Hilton side that NBC was offering far more. On the print side, People magazine had made a deal to pay $300,000 for photos that would have accompanied an interview with Ms. Hilton.

In the wake of all the publicity about the financial negotiations, all deals were withdrawn. Mr. Sitrick issued a statement saying Ms. Hilton would not seek money for an interview. ABC and NBC still declined to put on the interview.

The more intriguing thing about this is that Larry King will not be the one conducting the interview. Who will be in the big chair? It will actually be TMZ’s Harvey Levin who will be the evening’s guest host. Even though a lot of us would love to see her locked up for a few more weeks, it’s going to be interesting to see if this bad apple stays rotten post-lock up!

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Barbara Walters has just been slapped in the face. Paris Hilton will always follow the money! According to a source at the New York Post, NBC will be giving the heiress $1 million for a post-prison interview, which will air on the Today show the day after she leaves Lynwood. A little birdie has told me that Paris could be released as early as this Monday. Paris reportedly agreed only to speak with Meredith Vieira due to “disparaging” remarks Matt Lauer recently made about her. I’m sure Barbara Walters, who has been sucking up to the Hilton family for the pass two-weeks, is pissed that she wasn’t able to get the exclusive for the The View! Poor old BW!

On Sunday, Rick and Kathy Hilton decided to visit Paris since she couldn’t be with her father on Father’s Day. Their facial expressions are priceless, Rick’s idea of a happy Father’s Day obviously does not include visiting their “I’ve been changed” daughter at the Century Regional Detention Center. You know I almost feel bad for Paris, but I honestly don’t.

Now I know this can’t be right. In Toms River, N.J., car dealer Lester Glenn is offering a deal on cars for as long as Ms. Hilton remains in the slammer. The radio commerical blares, “As long as Paris stays in jail, you can get a Hyundai Santa Fe for just $159 a month with no money down and no security deposit.”

Too bad you don’t also get a free popo radar for your car and a breath mints!