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Lawyers Reveal Michael Jackson's Niece Received $65 Million from Estate

Summary

  • Paris Jackson received around $65 million from her uncle's estate
  • Lawyers say this was due to their restructuring of the estate
  • Paris would not have received this much without the estate restructuring
Lawyers Reveal Michael Jackson's Niece Received $65 Million from Estate

According to a court filing made on October 9, 2025, lawyers overseeing the estate of the late Michael Jackson have revealed that his 27-year-old niece, Paris Jackson, has received around $65 million in benefits from the estate. The attorneys allege that this substantial payout would not have been possible without the restructuring of the estate that they executed.

The filing, obtained by E! News, states that Paris "has received roughly $65 million from the Estate in benefits," and that "She would have never received that had the Executors followed a typical playbook for an Estate like this one in July 2009." This suggests that the lawyers' efforts to reorganize the estate's management led to Paris receiving a much larger sum than she would have otherwise.

The revelation comes months after Paris filed a petition against the law firms in charge of her uncle's wealth, citing concerns over "premium payouts." However, the lawyers' recent filing appears to indicate that their actions ultimately resulted in a significant financial windfall for Paris.

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Paris Jackson has received roughly $65 million from the Michael Jackson estate, according to court filings.
The lawyers overseeing the estate claim that Paris received this substantial amount due to their restructuring of the estate, stating that she would not have received as much had they followed a "typical playbook."
Several months ago, Paris Jackson filed a petition against the law firms in charge of the "Thriller" singer's wealth, citing concerns over "premium payouts" from the estate.

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