Paris Jackson: More Than a Name

Paris Jackson, Michael Jackson's only daughter, is dedicated to preserving her father's legacy while establishing her own identity. Born on April 3, 1998, in Los Angeles to Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe, Paris reconnected with her mother as a teenager and has cultivated a close bond with her. She spoke openly about her reconnection with Rowe, highlighting similarities and shared musical interests.

Originally aiming for a career in psychology, Paris shifted her focus to the entertainment industry around her high school graduation. She recognized the potential to use her platform to raise awareness for important causes. By 2017, she signed with IMG Models and has since graced numerous magazine covers and walked in fashion shows.

Paris has also made a significant impact in acting, with roles in productions like 'Star,' 'Gringo,' and 'American Horror Stories.' Her musical journey includes the duo The Soundflowers and her solo album 'wilted,' released in 2020, with a new album, 'Happiest Day of My Life,' due August 21. She emphasizes earning her achievements, attending auditions, and working diligently.

Navigating the spotlight from a young age, Paris has been open about her mental health challenges, including PTSD stemming from childhood experiences with paparazzi. She has undergone therapy, including EMDR, to manage these struggles. In 2019, she sought professional treatment to support her wellness plan.

A tattoo enthusiast, Paris has dozens of tattoos, many honoring her father. She is also a passionate activist, advocating for environmental and human rights. She previously called off her engagement to music producer Justin Long in July 2025, prioritizing her personal happiness and well-being.