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6 Reasons Paris Geller in #GilmoreGirlsRevival is Female Goals

She's everything I want to be.

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6 Reasons Paris Geller in #GilmoreGirlsRevival is Female Goals

If you're anything like me, you spent your holiday vacation binge-watching the ever anticipated Gilmore Girls Revival Series.

Whether you are Team Jess, Dean, or Logan, you tuned into your favorite Connecticut town in the hopes to reconnect to the coffee-obsessed, gabby mom-daughter duo to see what they have been up to these past 9 years. I mean, hello, we were promised those last four words!

While I fangirled over the revival, laughed, cried, still have thousands of questions, and hope there is more, there is one thing that definitely came out of the revival series: Paris Geller is female goals.

1. Her wardrobe.

I mean look at that blazer. Adorable.

2. Her new 'do.

She looks fantastic.

3. She's successful.

Paris is currently running a fertility clinic. Are we surprised that she's put together, successful, and kick-ass?

4. She's surviving and thriving after her divorce.

Paris and Doyle may not have worked out in the revival series, but Paris is still...well, Paris. And we all know she'll be just fine without him.

5. She's still in love with Tristan.

We catch a brief glimpse of a man we are told is none other than Tristan Dugray which sends Paris into a panic attack as she explains she thinks she's still in love with him. Totally relatable, Paris.

6. She's a kickass mom.

Yep, that's right. Paris has a successful career AND is a good mom. Goals.

Paris was arguably one of my favorite characters on Gilmore Girls and honestly, she lived up to my expectations in the revival.

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