Comic Sarah Silverman apologized to Paris Hilton for his joke, said in 2007 during the MTV Movie Awards ceremony. She ridicked the fact that Paris will go to prison next after the event (she stayed there 23 days for a violation of the conditional period obtained by drunk driving). Sarah publicly joked: "I heard Paris in prison was more comfortable, the guards will draw a male dignity on the lattice. But I'm afraid she breaks his teeth about him. "
And after 14 years later, Silverman remembered this case in the episode of his podcast. "The audience was delighted then, and I remember, as Paris saw among the public, I saw her face, and something went to me. Although I was pleased with the success of my monologue. After a couple of days, I wrote her a letter with apologies. I felt terrible, she never answered. I regretted that joke. Not many years later, but almost immediately. My letter, she apparently did not receive. Therefore, Paris, 14 years later I tell you: I really feel sorry. It was a pity then and sorry now, "Silverman appealed to Hilton.
Previously, Paris told about the joke of Sarah in his podkaste: "I wanted to escape from the hall when she said it. But I tried to be strong and twist to the end until the public was laughing. It was painful. Considering what happened in my life, such rudeness was hard. "