PARIS HILTON SHE STILL HAS THE ENGAGEMENT RING ... But He Wants it Back

PARIS HILTONSHE STILL HAS THE ENGAGEMENT RING... But He Wants it Back

Paris Hilton has yet to return the VERY expensive ring Chris Zylka gave her when he got on bended knee earlier this year, but it may just be a matter of time before she has to fork it over.

Sources close to Chris tell us, he bought the ring -- valued at $2 MILLION. Based on what we know, he got a massive discount. The jeweler and Paris have a close relationship, and publicity for jewelers is as valuable as cold, hard cash.

Now ... we're told Paris is the one who broke off the engagement. Under California law, if she calls off the engagement, he gets the ring back. And, not surprisingly, we're told he wants it back.

We're told Paris and Chris haven't seen each other since the split, and he hasn't requested that she turn the ring back ... but we know he wants it.

It's pretty damn unique, with a massive 20-carat diamond, which took about 4 months to cut.

Duke Basketball

Duke Basketball: Zion Williamson partially descends to Earth in Maui

Zion Williamson’s play didn’t make Duke basketball fans spring from their couch on Monday — except for one windmill in transition off his own steal, of course — but even though his stats and highlights resembled less a video game and more the real world, the freshman’s presence was still irreplaceable.

At the moment, it looks as if Duke basketball freshman Zion Williamson may be at least partially from this planet.

No longer is he shooting over 80 percent from the field. Nope, after a human-like 5-for-11 shooting performance during the top-ranked 4-0 Blue Devils’ 90-64 blowoutover San Diego State on Monday in the opening round of the Maui Invitational, the 6-foot-7, 285-pound power forward has now only hit 74 percent of his shots for the season.

No longer is he averaging a double-double. Nope, after a modest 13 points and six rebounds, the highlight performer of the greatest show in college basketball is now averaging just 22.3 points and 9.5 rebounds.

No longer is he a point-per-minute player. Nope, his point total came up five short of his 18 minutes against the Aztecs, meaning he has now scored just 89 points in 94 minutes for the season — that’s a bit-more-earthly 0.947 points per minute.

Even earthlier, Williamson didn’t come close to frightening a rim in the first half. Nope, his first — and only — dunk didn’t come until almost seven minutes into the second half. Of course, it should be mentioned that the dunk looked like this: