Paris Jackson, born on April 3, 1998 in Beverly Hills, California, is much more than
just the daughter of the legendary Michael Jackson.
Her life story is a testament to her development into a versatile artist and
advocate for various important causes.
From a young age, Paris showed a passion for the arts by delving into music, acting and modeling.
Her striking looks quickly brought her into the fashion industry, where she found success as a model.
At the same time, she ventured into the world of music, forming the
folk-rock band The Soundflowers and showing off
her singing and songwriting talent. Acting also became part of her repertoire,
with roles in television series such as «Star» and other film projects.
However, beyond her artistic endeavors, Paris is a staunch advocate for
mental health education and LGBTQ+ rights.
She courageously shared her own mental health issues,
which helped break the stigma surrounding these issues.
She used her platform to support organizations dedicated to mental health,
substance abuse rehabilitation, and suicide prevention, demonstrating her commitment to positive change.
In a recent episode of her Facebook Watch series “Unfiltered,” Paris introduced her
“eldest brother” Omer Bhatti and revealed a deep bond that many didn’t know about.
Omer, a Norwegian dancer and rapper, explained that he considered himself an older brother to the
Jackson children. He and Paris, in particular, share an unbreakable bond filled with love and support.
Omar’s unique perspective on the Jackson siblings provided valuable
insight into their individual growth and personalities.
He acted as a guiding figure in Paris’s life, mirroring her father’s mentoring role to Omar himself.
The relationship between them has developed over the years, offering comfort and support in difficult times.
This chosen family structure within the Jackson clan shows the power of bonds forged through
shared experiences and unconditional love.
Paris Jackson’s journey is remarkable, not only as an artist,
but as an advocate for change and a symbol of strength for those facing mental health issues.
She has proven that she is more than just her famous name;
she is a force for social change and an inspiration to us all.
