Paris Hilton has sent her congratulations to Cardi B on her engagement

And her new relationship status has seen her hand out congratulations to other engaged couples too, as she tweeted her love to rapper Cardi B and her fiancé Offset, who proposed to the beauty on stage in October.

The congratulations came after a fan commented on the similarity of their pear-shaped engagement rings, and tweeted: "Cardi B and Paris Hilton's are twinning with the pear shaped rings ! @iamcardib @ParisHilton (sic)"

To which Paris replied: "Our future hubby's obviously both have amazing & similar taste! Congrats @iamcardib & @OffsetYRN! #LuckyGirls #RingGoals (sic)"

Paris and her 'Leftovers' star beau became engaged over the weekend when Chris asked her to marry him during their skiing holiday, and the former reality star couldn't be happier.

She said recently: "I am so excited to be engaged to the love of my life and my best friend.

"I have never felt so happy, safe and loved. He is perfect for me in every way and showed me that fairytales really do exist.

"I was so excited and surprised. I immediately said yes.

"The ring was so gorgeous and sparkling. I was shaking as I put it on. It is the most beautiful ring that I have ever seen."

Meanwhile, Paris and Cardi will no doubt be battling to see who can have the most lavish wedding, as Cardi recently revealed she wants to shell out more than $1 million on her ceremony.

When speaking about her budget, the 'Bodack Yellow' hitmaker said: "We're going to spend over a million."

And when asked who would be footing the hefty bill, 25-year-old Cardi explained that whilst Offset has "more money" than she does, she doesn't find it "fair" to make him pay for everything, especially when she thinks her expenses will far outweigh his.

She added: "I don't think that will be fair [to let Offset pay]. I don't like putting all that responsibility on my man. No, it's a partnership. And I feel like my expenses is going to be more expensive than his. I feel like my wedding dress itself is going to be at least $50,000 ... it's got to be extravagant. You only get married once!"