Paris Hilton wanted explosive fight with ex-boyfriend Aleks Novakovic taken off her YouTube Originals doc This Is Paris

Paris Hilton wanted a vicious fight with her ex-boyfriend Aleks Novakovic removed from her YouTube Originals doc This Is Paris.

A skirmish with Novakovic prior to a DJ gig last year at the Tomorrowland festival in Belgium 'was definitely a moment' she wanted cut from the special, This Is Paris director Alexandra Dean told TooFab Monday. 'It was truly crazy and electrifying to see, let alone film.'

'You could see really pushes her to the edge and Paris really puts down a boundary for the first time.

Clash: Paris Hilton, 39, wanted a vicious fight with her ex-boyfriend Aleks Novakovic removed from her YouTube Originals doc This Is Paris

In the exchange, which took place at EDM festival Tomorrowland, the socialite, 39, and Novakovic butted heads just prior to Hilton's set.

After Novakovic griped to the Stars Are Blind singer that she'd repeatedly left him by himself at the event, she lost her patience after he carelessly dropped a computer of her's that was essential to her performance.

'You can't just drop a computer before a set!' she said. 'The computer could break. Will someone who's not gonna drop it, take it?' 

Hilton was especially upset with the timing of her beau's outburst, asking others to keep him at a distance as she mentally readied herself for the set in front of 80,000 festival attendees.

In the exchange, which took place at EDM festival Tomorrowland, the socialite and Novakovic butted heads just prior to Hilton's set 

Angered: After Novakovic griped to the Stars Are Blind singer that she'd repeatedly left him by himself at the event, she lost her patience after he carelessly dropped a computer of her's that was essential to her performance

'Can you tell him to chill the f*** out?' she said. 'This is f***ed up. I'm playing Tomorrowland. He needs to chill the f*** out. I'm sick of this s***. I'm playing in six minutes.'

Hilton said that Novakovic was 'so insecure,' eventually removing his access bracelet from his wrist and having venue security throw him out of the area.

The director Dean said of the fight, 'I think everyone feels what I feel watching it, which is, yeah, finally, put down a boundary, be yourself. Respect your own boundaries, you know?

Moving forward: Hilton said that Novakovic was 'so insecure,' eventually removing his access bracelet from his wrist and having venue security throw him out of the area

Bad timing: The fight came before Paris played the Tomorrowland festival last summer in Belgium 

'She clearly isn't doing that for any cameras, she's really struggling and she's letting that struggle unfold on camera. That was when we had been filming for a really long time and the cameras had become invisible.' 

Dean credited Hilton for not pushing the issue on including the footage.

‘She could have cried, she could have kicked her feet, she could have said no Tomorrowland. There was definitely a moment where she wanted to do that and she didn't. I have huge respect for her after that.'