Paris Hilton leaves fans stunned with her dramatic voice change during congressional hearing

Paris Hilton has left fans shocked after she dramatically changed her voice during a Congressional hearing on the need for reforms to the foster and youth rehabilitation system.

The 43-year-old media tycoon is known for her iconic, high-pitched voice, which fans often call a “baby voice.”

While contributing to a congressional panel focused on improving child welfare protections, the hotel heiress — who recently spoke out about the horrific child abuse she endured at a juvenile rehabilitation center — decided to make her voice heard.

In the middle of her conversation, the mother of two chose a deeper tone to address the serious topic.

Fans were baffled by the media icon’s change of tune as they even suggested she should enter politics.

In a viral video, Paris was asked by U.S. Rep. Claudia Tenney, 63, to explain how mental health and counseling support could be built into child welfare programs.

Their conversation began with the A-lister complimenting Rep. Tenney’s jacket.

In her signature “girly” voice, Paris said, “Thank you, I enjoyed our Zoom call. I love your jacket. The sparkles are amazing.”

The American representative responded, “I had a little bling here today.”

The mum-of-two replied: ‘I wanted to know later who made it.’

But as soon as the conversation became more serious, the blonde beauty’s voice also sounded.

“I think the most important thing is we need access to therapy, counseling, mentoring and other community-based programs,” she said in a commanding tone.

The abrupt change sent fans into an uproar on social media, with many rushing to explain the star’s diverse speaking styles.

In a viral video, Paris was asked by U.S. Rep. Claudia Tenney, 63, (left) to explain how mental health and counseling support could be built into child welfare programs.

The 43-year-old media mogul is known for her iconic, high-pitched singing, which fans often refer to as a “baby voice”

“Paris has admitted that she is playing a character and the voice is part of it… there is nothing wrong with that,” one person said.

“She’s worn that persona like a suit for so long, it’s fascinating that she can put it on and take it off like that,” added another.

“If you’ve ever seen ANYTHING by Paris Hilton, this is normal. She uses the baby voice as a coping mechanism and also to appear modest,” someone else said.

They added, “The “code switch” is her real voice. She learned it from her mother. They talk about it often.’

For years, there has been debate about Hilton’s “real” voice.

During an appearance on This Morning in Britain, host Alison Hammond was stunned when Hilton spoke in her deep timbre.

“Is this the real Paris? This is not the voice I remember!” she gasped.

“That’s my real voice, that was a character,” the Stars Are Blind singer responded.

‘I’m not a dumb blonde, folks, I can just play it well. After the good life I got stuck playing that role.’