Paris Hilton has issued another urgent plea for the public to help her bring home her "little girl".
The US star, 41, has been without her beloved pet dog for over a week and revealed on Monday she misses the pooch "so much it hurts".
On Monday, she issued another request to her 20.5 million Instagram followers and reiterated her belief that the pet chihuahua called Diamond Baby was still alive after speaking to seven pet psychics.
She urged her fans to spread the word and admitted she had been considering upping the $10,000 reward on offer only to be warned against doing so by her security team.
She wrote on her social media: "I miss my Diamond Baby so much it hurts! I know she's alive out there somewhere! Please spread the word and help bring my bb girl home."
Paris followed up the post shortly after to clarify why she was sticking with the $10,000 reward: She said: "For those of you asking, I was about to raise price of reward to a crazy number but my security team said not to because that would put my other dogs & myself in dangers as they might become targets for some sick creep that might try and kidnap them for reward."
She added that she felt sad that this was even a thought but admitted there are "some real messed up people in this world".
The blonde beauty continued: "I have spoken to 7 credible pet mediums/communicators that all say she is alive & that someone has her. So that gives me hope. And at this point Hope is the only thing getting through."
Paris first announced her pet was missing last month. She described the animal as being a small chihuahua of black and brown colour. It is said to be a "little shy" and had gone missing from her home in Beverly Hills.
Despite going door to door with family and friends and hiring pet whisperers and dog finding drones to try to help, Paris' search wasn't successful.
She revealed her belief that the dog went missing while she was taking part in a photoshoot. She wrote at the time: " I was at a photoshoot and we’re moving houses and one of the movers must have left a door open."
Many celebrities have posted public appeals on Paris' behalf in a bid to bring the pooch home as she continues to say there will be "no questions asked" as long as the dog is returned safely.
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