Paris Hilton better watch her back in the Century Regional Detention Facility, visitors who were at the jail yesterday warned.

“If you act like you’re all high-class and uppity,” Denise Chavis said, “you’re done.”

About 150 men and women were waiting outside the jail yesterday - along with Chavis - to see family and friends. Many said they believed the 26-year-old Hilton was in for a strong dose of reality.

“My ex-wife got beat up and got a black eye in this place,” said a man, who declined to give his name out of fear of retribution against the woman.

She better learn to bite her tongue,” he said.
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A woman who gave her name only as Melanie and whose mother is in the jail on a narcotics charge said Hilton better thank her lucky stars for the extra security.

She said the general population showers together and that a large group of “very masculine lesbians” prey on them.

“This is bad,” she said. “She’s not going to make it.”

Paris will have to make two pairs of socks, one bra, two pairs of panties and two blue jumpsuits last for a week.

“You have to take your underwear and wash them out in the shower,” said Chavis, whose sister has been in the jail for the past month on a stolen car charge. “The only thing you’re allowed for makeup is a lipliner.”

“The bedding is very minimal,” said Debbie Day, whose 25-year-old daughter is locked up on a counterfeit bill charge. “And my daughter says the food is disgusting.”

Paris would start her days in jail with a hard-boiled egg, a bowl of cold cereal and a small carton of milk.

“They get baloney and bread with either mustard or mayonnaise, sometimes an apple and some watered down juice,” said Chavis. “For dinner, they do get a hot meal.”

Suzanna Twaite, who was at the jail to visit a friend, said she hopes Paris gets no special treatment. “I think she should be housed with the general population,” she said. “I think she should find out what it’s like in here.”

Nick DiOrio said that his 40-year-old girlfriend is currently in the jail. “She says she’d rather be in state prison than be here,” he said. “This is worse.”