All articles tagged with #paris jackson
Paris Jackson clapped back at a commenter who said her extensive tattoo collection makes her look dirty, joking that she’s dirty without the ink and explaining her tattoos honor her father Michael Jackson and symbolize personal strength and meaning.
Paris Jackson shared on the Call Her Daddy podcast how she met her mom Debbie Rowe for the first time at age 15—a casual greeting by a grandmother’s living room that led to a day spent together and a growing mother–daughter bond. She emphasized their shared fiery personalities and lack of expectations, noting that they now celebrate their relationship, with Rowe also being Paris’s brother Prince Jackson’s mom. Bigi Jackson’s biological mother has never been publicly identified. The piece also contextualizes Paris’s upbringing primarily by Michael Jackson and later his mother, Katherine Jackson.
Paris Jackson discussed reconnecting with her mother Debbie Rowe after Michael Jackson’s death, recalling their first meeting at age 15 and describing a low-pressure, loving bond that has grown closer over the years; she has supported Debbie—including during her 2016 breast cancer treatment—and the two remain close today.
Paris Jackson revealed on Call Her Daddy that she first met her mom Debbie Rowe at age 15, greeting her with 'Hey, Mom' and spending the day together; Rowe is Paris and Prince’s mother, and Michael Jackson’s son Bigi was later born via surrogate. Paris described their connection as organic and free of expectations, noting shared fire signs (Rowe is Sagittarius, Paris is Aries). She also offered rare insights into her secretive childhood with Michael, including wearing masks in public to feel normal and TV limits, and affectionately recalled her late father as a funny figure.
Paris Jackson discusses her upbringing in the shadow of her father on Call Her Daddy, recalling that Neverland wasn’t a playground for the Jackson kids and that schooling happened on-site, including an impromptu speech she gave at Michael Jackson’s 2009 funeral when others wouldn’t speak. She notes she didn’t exactly “grow up” at Neverland and is now focusing on her own music, winning her ongoing estate battles, and steering clear of a biopic about her father.
Paris Jackson shared on the Call Her Daddy podcast that she first met Debbie Rowe at age 15, greeting her with “Hey, Mom” and spending the day together, a moment she described as unexpectedly natural and comforting. She highlighted a quick, easy bond with Rowe, noted Rowe’s past marriage to Michael Jackson, and touched on her unusual childhood with her siblings. The chat also referenced their rare selfie reunion earlier this year and reflected on how their family dynamics shaped her life.
Paris Jackson told Jack Osbourne on Trying Not to Die that her behavior during her addiction was “really ugly” and that drinking makes her lose the moral compass she was raised with. She described years of self-hatred before achieving six years of sobriety and discussed early mental health struggles, self-harm, and the effort to live life on life’s terms.
Paris Jackson won a key ruling in her ongoing challenge to Michael Jackson’s estate: the court ordered the executors to return $625,000 in bonus payments to the estate and granted Paris recovery of attorneys’ fees and costs, a notable victory as she has publicly voiced concerns about her family’s portrayal in media and the Michael biopic.
Paris Jackson won a major victory in her ongoing dispute with the Michael Jackson estate, with a judge ordering executors John Branca and John McClain to repay $625,000 to the estate for outside counsel payments, and Paris being entitled to attorneys’ fees and costs. The decision increases transparency around how estate funds are spent; Branca and McClain say the ruling reflects ordinary legal-fee processes, while Paris has long criticized their use of funds and has clashed with them over her father’s legacy, including the film project.
Paris Jackson won a bid to claw back $625,000 in bonuses paid to three lawyers handling Michael Jackson's estate, after a judge ruled the payments weren’t justified and ordered them returned; the ruling also imposes safeguards on future fees and withholds a portion of billed fees until approvals.
A Los Angeles judge ordered the return of roughly $625,000 in bonuses paid to outside counsel by Michael Jackson's estate executors, John Branca and John McClain, and mandated greater transparency in how the Jackson family’s money is spent—a win Paris Jackson has framed as a major step toward accountability for the estate.
A probate judge sustained Paris Jackson’s challenge to about $625,000 in bonuses paid to Michael Jackson’s estate lawyers in 2018, ordering the funds returned and imposing tighter controls on the estate’s spending, including no bonus payments without written consent of all beneficiaries or a court order and a 70/30 split on ongoing fees (70% payable, 30% held for approval). The ruling also requires six years of fee petitions (2019–2024) on a court schedule, as the estate undergoes audits and scrutiny over costs tied to the Michael biopic and other expenditures. Paris’s camp calls the decision a major win for transparency and family governance of the legacy.
Paris Jackson posted rare photos with her mother Debbie Rowe to celebrate Mother's Day, giving fans a rare glimpse into their relationship and highlighting their close bond.
Paris Jackson shared a rare Mother’s Day tribute featuring Debbie Rowe, joking that Rowe is “the lady they used for my template during the cloning process” and highlighting their striking resemblance, while describing their evolving bond—deftly balancing playful banter with a growing, more friendship-like relationship beyond their years of distance.
Following Michael's $217M opening, the Jackson family is ramping up for more with talks of a Thriller-era tour and sequels; Jaafar Jackson stars in the biopic, the estate and film team eye additional films and a high-profile tour, Janet and Randy have declined involvement, and insiders say seven-figure payments have been made to those on the project.