Paris Hilton is threatening to sue MTV unless they pull a sketch where she parodies her drunk-driving incident.

The hotel heiress filmed the skit for the debut episode of ‘ShortCircuitz’ in January, but she is now seemingly failing to see the funny side.

The sketch – due to air tomorrow this Thursday- features Paris promoting her ‘What Would Paris Do’ bracelets in a fake infomercial.

In one clip, a blonde is pulled over by a police officer for drunk-driving and, after consulting her bracelet, starts grinding against the cop.

The blushing officer says: “I can’t arrest you, you’re too fabulous.”

Paris, 26, shot the sketch before she was arrested for driving with a suspended licence on February 27.

The arrest violated the 36-month probation order she received after pleading no contest to alcohol-related reckless driving in January.

Last week, Paris’ lawyers demanded the US music TV network delete the sketch
from the comedy show or face legal action.

“The action shifts from salesgirl Paris to “real-life” situations in which people look to their bracelets for advice. In one instance, a leggy blonde in a short skirt is busted for drunken driving. After checking her Hilton bracelet, she starts grinding on one of the cops as if he were a stripper pole. “I can’t arrest you, you’re too fabulous,” says the officer. A few months ago, Hilton agreed to poke fun at herself and appear in the sketch, which was filmed at her house on Jan. 4,” says a snitch.