Paris Hilton is ‘safe’ after her trailer burned down during the filming of her music video

Paris Hilton is “grateful” that an accidental fire on the set of one of her projects was contained without injuries.

The 43-year-old hotel heiress took to social media on Friday, August 16, to say she was OK after her trailer was completely destroyed in an incident on the set of her new music video.

“Unfortunately, a fire accidentally broke out in my trailer today on the set of my music video. As heartbreaking as it is, I am so thankful that everyone is safe and I am incredibly grateful for the incredible support I have around me,” she wrote in an Instagram Stories post.

In the upload, she also thanked her entire team, including music video director Hannah Lux Davis as well as Heidi Klum, Meghan Trainor and Lance Bass.

Her caption was written over a picture of the charred trailer.

“This is not how I imagined filming my music video for ‘Bad Bitch Academy’ would go,” Hilton captioned a second photo from the crime scene, showing some of her burned belongings.

PEOPLE reached out to Hilton representatives for comment but did not immediately receive a response.

According to a March 21 Instagram post by Literally Iconic, Hilton was joined by Megan Thee Stallion at the song’s premiere.

“Thank you baby!🥰 So proud of this new album! 🥹🥲,” she commented at the time, referring to Infinite symbol.

In a third follow-up post by Hilton, also on Friday, he said: “The show must go on.”

In the photo the Simple life The star posed in a blue dress while Klum, 51, stood next to her in a pink dress. The two ladies stood on a raised, mirrored platform with pink neon lights and chandeliers hanging from the ceiling above them.

While the models posed, there was a sea of ​​photographers trying to get the perfect photo of the two of them.

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The German-American television presenter did not reveal any details about the fire on her social media account, but shared a selfie with Bass, 45, and a selfie video with Hilton in her Instagram stories.

“With the one and only @parishilton #badbitchacademy 💗🩵,” Klum wrote under the clip.

Hilton’s “Bad Bitch Academy” (and its star-studded cameos) is the follow-up to the mogul’s July collaboration with Trainor, 30, titled “Chasin.”

When the song was released, the two singers launched a “That’s Hotline” to talk to their fans and reinforce the song’s message of cutting off contact with past lovers who are no longer of any use to you.

Infinite symbol arrives on September 6th.