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EXCLUSIVE: Paris Hilton 'Doesn't Have Time For Drugs' Says Hair Stylist

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May 28 2018, Updated 10:19 a.m. ET

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What’s an heiress to do with all her free time? Not cocaine, says her hair stylist.

Paris Hilton’s hair stylist Michael Boychuck tells Breaking Celebrity News exclusively that Hilton “wants everyone to know she does not do drugs and does not have time for that.”

“Paris and I have been texting since her arrest. Poor girl; my heart goes out to her and I feel bad about what happened,” Boychuck said.

“She told me the cocaine they found did not belong to her. She expressed to me that her career is very important and she would never do drugs or anything else for that matter to destroy what she's worked so hard for.”

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As Breaking Celebrity News was first to report District Attorney David Roger is unlikely to offer Hilton a plea bargain deal on her cocaine possession charge, which could leave the heiress with a prison sentence of one to four years.

“I’ve known Paris for 18 years and can honestly say I’ve never seen her use drugs,” Boychuck continued.

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“She's a sweet, hard-working girl and unfortunately she's in a bad position right now. But she will be fine and these bogus charges will be dropped.”

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Boychuck said he was with Hilton last Friday afternoon at his salon in Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas where he got her “dolled up.”

“She's had a rough August. As you know, some guy was stalking her and tried to break into her house,” Boychuck said. “She said she was very scared and thankful her boyfriend Cy was there.

“She told me he went downstairs with a gun, pinned the guy down and called the cops. I’m glad he was there. What a hero he is. Otherwise, it would have been tragic."